Adding travis support for jruby 2.0 and 2.1

[allavena]

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[paulspringett]

@allavena good idea! When originally building this I didn't consider thread-safety (in my code, or dependent gems). Would you be able to go through the codebase to look for thread-safety issues, and check the other gems too? As long as it's not mutating data globally that needs to be per-thread we can merge this.

[allavena]

I still have no idea where to start, and don't think I'll be able to
provide a reliable answer, I've never looked into multi threading in Ruby.

The little I know is that Jruby 1.9 already provided multi threading, so
whatever un-discovered multi-threading issues were already in the
existing jruby1.9 build, and building against jruby2.0 and jruby2.1 are
not making things worse - Yes, this is rather lame to justify a commit :)

What about a comment in the doc: 'Bcx builds against jruby, however it
is unknown if it is thread safe'

André

Paul Springett wrote on 08/07/2015 02:25 AM:

@allavena https://github.com/allavena good idea! When originally
building this I didn't consider thread-safety (in my code, or
dependent gems). Would you be able to go through the codebase to look
for thread-safety issues, and check the other gems too? As long as
it's not mutating data globally that needs to be per-thread we can
merge this.

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