language: python
python:
    - '2.7'
    - '3.3'
env:
    global:
        secure: |-
          EGaBZsH4N0En+rJBbsv+D/Y6nSuvYcMcqEfgQE62iEgzt5wXLAto5vV0SfoK
          uE1O+K3p5PSYeYL/z0z8jrloncTCY26bFB79p8cscZvD2aGZCdQgTHLW/inq
          PYkqxArdjIUU4Pe6yxIIS4sZv0jHA/CcVQAGa4KwMDiaVQA5/Hc=
script: python setup.py run_tests -k $APIKEY
notifications:
    email:
        on_success: never
        on_failure: always
    irc:
        channels:
            - "chat.freenode.net#optf2"
        template:
            - "%{repository}/%{branch}#%{commit} by %{author}: %{message} - %{build_url}"

language: python
python:
    - '2.7'
    - '3.3'
env:
    global:
        - APIKEY=NkExMzEzRDYzQ0EyRTA5NEJCQTJDMUY1N0IwNDk4QkQ=
script: python setup.py run_tests -k $(echo $APIKEY|base64 -d)
notifications:
    email:
        on_success: never
        on_failure: always
    irc:
        channels:
            - "chat.freenode.net#optf2"
        template:
            - "%{repository}/%{branch}#%{commit} by %{author}: %{message} - %{build_url}"

Use non-encrypted API key because pull requests are good.
Use non-encrypted API key because pull requests are good.

Sorry Valve, but this is simply not fair. Appreciating high quality
software as I know you do, I'm sure you'll understand why this is
necessary. Minimal encoding is done to make sure the key isn't
directly searchable
