Making travis exit on error during a certain part of the build is a good thing. Added set -e to a part of the travis script to just die on build error. Previously travis would just happily continue even if there were errors in the executed commands.

Push a commit to github with travis enabled and see it work. If you want, push a commit with a build error to see it die right after the compile error (rather than try and run the tests anyway as was the previous behavior).