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The current travis-ci build is failing to start `beanstalkd`. This is because the argument `-d` is not recognized by the `beanstalkd` application (perhaps it was in a previous version of beanstalk?). I switched to start `beanstalkd` in the background using `&` which likely achieve the same intent
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The current travis-ci build is failing to start
beanstalkd. This is because the argument-dis not recognized by thebeanstalkdapplication (perhaps it was in a previous version of beanstalk?).I switched to start
beanstalkdin the background using&which likely achieve the same intent