Refactoring install commands into install phase#1
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Having install commands in other phases violates the semantics of the
.travis.ymlconfiguration. So we have refactored them into theinstallphase.If the
installphase is not defined in the.travis.yml, Travis CI runsnpm installfor Node.js projects by default, as explained in the Travis CI docs here. To preserve that original behaviour after refactoring, we have added thenpm installcommand as well.Note: This pull request was generated by an automated tool developed by The Software REBELs (a.k.a., the Software Repository Excavation and Build Engineering Labs) of McGill University, Canada. It is part of a research project by Keheliya Gallaba under the supervision of Dr.Shane McIntosh. If you have any questions or feedback about this tool, please feel free to contact the author (keheliya.gallaba@mail.mcgill.ca).