How do you remove a Github repository for Travis CI tests?

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user1715156 picture user1715156 · Jun 16, 2015 · Viewed 19.7k times · Source

I created a Travis CI test using a Github repository. I can't seem to find any information about how to remove it from the Travis CI test page. Is this at all possible?

Answer

Dominic Jodoin picture Dominic Jodoin · Jun 16, 2015

Yes!

Log in to Travis CI (travis-ci.org) under your account.

Then check on the left sidebar. You should see a My repositories label followed by a plus sign (i.e. +).

Click on that plus sign (i.e. +).

It will lead you to a page listing all your Github repositories with an on/off toggle beside each one.

Just put the toggle to "off" for the repositories you don't want in Travis CI.

Hope this helps!

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