-: In the last section, we created our GitHub repository
and we linked it up to a new local repo.
So we should now have everything up on GitHub
as you see right here.
The next thing we have to do is take that repo
and tell Travis CI that it needs to watch that repository,
and watch for us pushing code to it.
So to do so, I'm gonna open up a new browser tab,
and I'll navigate to travis-ci.org.
Now once here, remember we have to refresh
our list of Git repositories.
So up on the top right hand side, I'll click on profile,
and then on the left hand side
I'll find the button that says, sync account.
So I'm gonna do a manual sync.
Now this might take a second or so for it to complete.
Okay, I'm kinda lucky this time around,
usually takes a little bit longer than that.
So now I'm gonna refresh this entire page
to refresh the list of repositories right here.
And then I'm gonna do a search
for the repository that I just created,
which was multi-K-eights, like so.
So there's the repo I just made,
I'll click the little slider over here
to enable it for building.
Cool, so that's pretty much it.
We can now go back over to the Travis CI dashboard
by using the link at the top left hand side,
and we'll see multi-K-eights
as a new project inside of here.
So now the next time that we build code,
this thing should start up and start running,
and hopefully run whatever Travis YML script file
that we put inside there.
So let's take a quick pause right now.
We're gonna come back to the next section.
We're going to start to create our Google project,
and we'll also start to put together
our travis.yml file.
So quick pause and I'll see you in just a moment.