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OAuth Process

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 * Open Settings, then open the Applications tab
 * Add an API token
-* Encrypt your API token
+* Encrypt your API token using travis encrypt command
-Example:
+Example command to run from the same directory as your travis.yml file:
 <pre>
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 </pre>
-Log in to Github
+The secure variable system will turn any key-value pair of the form <code>{'secure' : 'encrypted_string'}</code> and replace it with the decrypted string.
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Admin: Created page with "Set up Travis to perform releases by modifying travis.yml Choices: * Should travis build/upload a release with every commit? or only with tagged commits? Oh yeah, then there..."

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Created page with "Set up Travis to perform releases by modifying travis.yml Choices: * Should travis build/upload a release with every commit? or only with tagged commits? Oh yeah, then there..."

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Set up Travis to perform releases by modifying travis.yml

Choices:
* Should travis build/upload a release with every commit? or only with tagged commits?

Oh yeah, then there's OAuth.

==OAuth Process==

Travis can use encrypted environment variables, so to give Travis (and only Travis) access to your Github account, and to put those details into your travis.yml file (which will be public), you can do the following:
* Log in to Github
* Open Settings, then open the Applications tab
* Add an API token
* Encrypt your API token

Example:

<pre>
travis encrypt GH_OAUTH=2345abc123abc5555abcde2345ccc384838483848abcde --add env.global
</pre>

Log in to Github

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