Disable OSX builds on Travis CI #238
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The wait time to get OSX machines on Travis CI is *way* too long at the moment. We'll be able to revert this commit in the future, once Travis CI adds more OSX machines to their cluster, hopefully.
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Fixes #236. |
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@bors-servo r+ |
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Disable OSX builds on Travis CI The wait time to get OSX machines on Travis CI is *way* too long at the moment. We'll be able to revert this commit in the future, once Travis CI adds more OSX machines to their cluster, hopefully. r? @emilio
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The wait time to get OSX machines on Travis CI is way too long at the
moment. We'll be able to revert this commit in the future, once Travis
CI adds more OSX machines to their cluster, hopefully.
r? @emilio