Make Travis badge reflect master branch status #1313
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Without a branch specifier, the Travis build status badge at the top of the README show the status of the latest build, which is not very useful and may give a wrong impression of brokenness.
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Something is up with merging, so I added this by hand. Thank you! |
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Without a branch specifier, the Travis build status badge at the top of the README show the status of the latest build, which is not very useful and may give a wrong impression of brokenness.
(PR requested by @jvoigtlaender in https://github.com/elm-lang/core/pull/515)