Installing pygments and configuring minted for continuous builds on travis-CI











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I have set up a continuous integration system using github and travis CI using this workflow that was given as an answer to a similar question here. Everything works fine and I am able to build the PDF upon each git push.



Now, there is an issue in using the minted package for code listings. which has an external dependency on the pygments library.



How do I modify the .travis.yml (specifically the one from that reference link) to install pygments on the travis build environment and configure it (i.e. make TeX find it) for building the project?






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    I have set up a continuous integration system using github and travis CI using this workflow that was given as an answer to a similar question here. Everything works fine and I am able to build the PDF upon each git push.



    Now, there is an issue in using the minted package for code listings. which has an external dependency on the pygments library.



    How do I modify the .travis.yml (specifically the one from that reference link) to install pygments on the travis build environment and configure it (i.e. make TeX find it) for building the project?






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      I have set up a continuous integration system using github and travis CI using this workflow that was given as an answer to a similar question here. Everything works fine and I am able to build the PDF upon each git push.



      Now, there is an issue in using the minted package for code listings. which has an external dependency on the pygments library.



      How do I modify the .travis.yml (specifically the one from that reference link) to install pygments on the travis build environment and configure it (i.e. make TeX find it) for building the project?






      minted build-system travis continuous-integration







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      I have set up a continuous integration system using github and travis CI using this workflow that was given as an answer to a similar question here. Everything works fine and I am able to build the PDF upon each git push.



      Now, there is an issue in using the minted package for code listings. which has an external dependency on the pygments library.



      How do I modify the .travis.yml (specifically the one from that reference link) to install pygments on the travis build environment and configure it (i.e. make TeX find it) for building the project?






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          This is not about Travis in particular, but there is another docker image (vanilla TL2018 on Debian) out there that works with minted and Pygments: sumdoc/texlive-2018 (see https://hub.docker.com/r/sumdoc/texlive-2018/). Simply use this as a replacement for your previous docker image and you will be able to run a normal LaTeX call with shell escape to build your document.






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            Here is the Travis-specific answer: you can install such dependencies by adding this to your .travis.yml before the install block:



            # Dependency of the minted package
            
before_install:
            
 - sudo apt-get install python-pygments





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              This is not about Travis in particular, but there is another docker image (vanilla TL2018 on Debian) out there that works with minted and Pygments: sumdoc/texlive-2018 (see https://hub.docker.com/r/sumdoc/texlive-2018/). Simply use this as a replacement for your previous docker image and you will be able to run a normal LaTeX call with shell escape to build your document.






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                This is not about Travis in particular, but there is another docker image (vanilla TL2018 on Debian) out there that works with minted and Pygments: sumdoc/texlive-2018 (see https://hub.docker.com/r/sumdoc/texlive-2018/). Simply use this as a replacement for your previous docker image and you will be able to run a normal LaTeX call with shell escape to build your document.






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                  This is not about Travis in particular, but there is another docker image (vanilla TL2018 on Debian) out there that works with minted and Pygments: sumdoc/texlive-2018 (see https://hub.docker.com/r/sumdoc/texlive-2018/). Simply use this as a replacement for your previous docker image and you will be able to run a normal LaTeX call with shell escape to build your document.






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                  This is not about Travis in particular, but there is another docker image (vanilla TL2018 on Debian) out there that works with minted and Pygments: sumdoc/texlive-2018 (see https://hub.docker.com/r/sumdoc/texlive-2018/). Simply use this as a replacement for your previous docker image and you will be able to run a normal LaTeX call with shell escape to build your document.







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                      Here is the Travis-specific answer: you can install such dependencies by adding this to your .travis.yml before the install block:



                      # Dependency of the minted package
                      
before_install:
                      
 - sudo apt-get install python-pygments





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                        Here is the Travis-specific answer: you can install such dependencies by adding this to your .travis.yml before the install block:



                        # Dependency of the minted package
                        
before_install:
                        
 - sudo apt-get install python-pygments





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                          Here is the Travis-specific answer: you can install such dependencies by adding this to your .travis.yml before the install block:



                          # Dependency of the minted package
                          
before_install:
                          
 - sudo apt-get install python-pygments





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                          Here is the Travis-specific answer: you can install such dependencies by adding this to your .travis.yml before the install block:



                          # Dependency of the minted package
                          
before_install:
                          
 - sudo apt-get install python-pygments






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