Nikhil and team have expressed interest in using cordova-paramedic for more of our cordova CI work. This is approach that I explored last year but ultimately dropped because I couldn't keep up with changes needed to keep it running as a CI. The main issue I had was that TravisCI could only build for iOS OR Android, and could not do both. Similarily, AppVeyor could do Windows OR Android, but not both. This lead to tests that looked as if they had passed, even though changes had been committed to untested platforms. Given that there is more interest, we can probably find a way to push through these issues, and have true github integration so we can see if a pull request is failing tests. I was also not able to get the WP8 emulator running in a CI environment, although this is now not a much of a concern as it is deprecated. Some stuff is also harder to test in a CI emulator/simulator, like camera, where some user interaction is needed.
Currently cordova-paramedic is managed through my own repo, although Apache licenced. This was so that I could iterate quickly, and publish to npm without going through voting procedures. Given that others will be committing, I have asked infra to create a new repo [1] for it to live in. This way we can all commit without legal hurdles. [1] https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/INFRA-11371 @purplecabbage risingj.com
