Updated .travis.yml to force the use of Ant over Gradle #34
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- The custom install script prevents Travis' auto-detection of the build tool. - `install: ant <target>` forces the use of ant even if a build.grade file is detected.
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Description of the Change
The default WorldWindJava build process uses Apache Ant. This change to the Travis configuration ensures that
antis used even if Gradle or Maven build configuration files are detected by Travis-CI.Why Should This Be In Core?
This change ensures the prescribed build process is followed.
Benefits
Without this change, Gradle or Maven could be used by Travis instead of
ant.Potential Drawbacks
None.
Applicable Issues
PR #30
Issue #11