Removes the dependency on simplecove <0.13 - minimizing changes in codelevels for now.
If you rebuild the Gemlock.file, you'll have to limit codeclimate-test-reporter in the Gemfile itself to keep this downgrade.
In addition to following the 'script to rule them all' pattern, this
makes it easier to bring up a rails server by abstracting all the docker
things away (of which there are quite a few) and will prevent changes to
the binstubs from being able to run a server for development purposes.
In addition to following the 'scripts to rule them all' pattern, this
makes it easier to pull up a console by abstracting all the docker
things away and will prevent a change to the binstubs from being able to
run a rails console.
Allows two things:
1. Access a running server from outside the docker container
2. Run both a console and a server at the same time, for debugging or
whatever else.
This is pretty risky, as there are some major version bumps in here and
I didn't check everything to ensure things are still working. I only ran
the test suite. So, YOLO, I guess. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
We need some extra setup work that's easier to accomplish in a separate
script than embedding it all in the Travis CI configuration. Follow the
scripts-to-rule-them-all pattern from GitHub and add a script/cibuild
for that purpose.
docker-compose will take care of building the image for us so we don't
need to set up ruby things or run bundler as part of the travis build
process. We just need to go straight to Docker.
Makes use of Travis' docker services, installing newer versions of both
docker and docker-compose.
This necessarily removes multiple Ruby version support since that's now
being controlled by the docker image we're using for builds.
