isotoma.recipe.ploneprefetch
This recipe prefetches all the Plone eggs contained in a unified installer. This vastly reduces the number of eggs that have to be installed giving Travis a chance of actually building your code before hitting a timeout.
Just do:
[prefetch] recipe = isotoma.recipe.ploneprefetch url = http://launchpad.net/plone/4.1/4.1/+download/Plone-4.1-UnifiedInstaller-20110907.tgz python = 2.6
The python version is just to stop a python 2.6 user from downloading the unified installer for plone 4.2 which is 2.7 only. It’s optional.
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