As announced previously, we’ve just rolled out new versions of our Trusty images today (December 12th, 2017) @ 17:25 UTC!

Here’s what you need to know:

List of changes

You can have an overview of what changed here.

Sudo-enabled Trusty images

(i.e. with sudo: required in your .travis.yml file)

If you encounter a spurious build failure because of the update, it’s possible to use the previous image by specifying the following in your configuration:

sudo: required
dist: trusty
group: deprecated-2017Q4

Sudo-disabled Trusty images

(i.e. default or with sudo: false in your .travis.yml file)

These images were updated but it’s unfortunately not possible to use the previous image. You can however use a similar image but on our sudo-enabled infrastructure instead with the following keys in your configuration (same as above):

sudo: required
dist: trusty
group: deprecated-2017Q4

Take note that the new travis_lts and travis_latest groups don’t apply to these images yet.

If you run into issues

You can either open an issue here or contact our Support Team at support@travis-ci.com.

We will be documenting all encountered issues with this update in the following public GitHub issue.