Add simple update script and CI check for 3rd party libs.

[riannucci]

This should make updates to .url files safer.

[riannucci]

@SunSparc heyo; It looks like this repo never got moved to travis-ci.com, and I don't have permission to set this up (and you seem to be currently attached to smartystreets, which owns this repo :)).

There are some long-standing javascript CVE pull requests which I'd like to merge, but because this repo currently includes the SOURCE of the javascript, I wanted some extra assurance that the checked-in js files actually correspond to what's in the .url files next to them. However this only works if Travis can actually Do The Thing™️ :).

Please let me know if I should bug someone else to do this!

Thanks,
Robbie

[SunSparc]

The changes look good.

[riannucci]

@SunSparc right; however I was really mostly pinging about getting Travis set up again for this repo :D. Right now nothing is running the tests that were in this PR.

[SunSparc]

@riannucci, I see. I have not setup a repo on travis-ci.com before so I am not sure what the requirements are. What permissions do you require in order to set it up?

[riannucci]

I'm not sure, but I think it needs someone who "owns" the repo (I'm categorized as an "outside collaborator" a designation I'm not really looking to expand 😛). If you log into travis-ci.com and do the github auth dance, I think it should show this repo as one that you 'own'?

(Again, I didn't mean to pick on you in particular, I just clicked on the smartystreets org and you were somewhere on the page 😀.)

[SunSparc]

With how little activity there is on this project, obtaining a Travis CI subscription does not seem reasonable.

[riannucci]

Er... shouldn't the free plan work? I just don't have permission to activate it for this repo.

[SunSparc]

Hmm... that is confusing. I was looking on their pricing page, which only shows a free trial: https://www.travis-ci.com/pricing/

Then I found this page that shows an actual free plan: https://app.travis-ci.com/plans

Travis integration is now installed for goconvey.

[riannucci]

Thanks!!

[riannucci]

(Though... I don't see anything on https://app.travis-ci.com/github/smartystreets/goconvey?)

[riannucci]

I'll upload another PR and see if something happens

[SunSparc]

It appears that Travis CI might be having some issues right now. I went through their setup process and now they tell me:

"We couldn’t find any active repositories you have access to."

Apparently other people are also having a similar problem with Travis CI:

• No access to old GitHub repo on new travis-ci.com?
• .org to .com migration - no repositories found
• Only select some github repositories

They have a Migrate option, but "GoConvey" is not eligible for migration. Travis CI then indicates:

"Your account needs to be part of the beta to start migrating public repositories here. Please, sign up for the beta below."

If I try to sign up for the beta it requires that all repositories are migrated. That is quite presumptuous of Travis CI.

There is also this episode that apparently happened last month which raises some flags: Travis CI flaw exposed secrets of thousands of open source projects