SOS: Testing multiple subdirectories with Travis

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This goes to all TravisCI ninjas

I have a repo with all my Dockerfiles and I would like Travis to run tests on them individually, but they are all in various directories. Below is how my directories are structured.

GitHub repo
    |-> fast.ai
        |- .travis.yml
        |- Dockerfile
    |-> Jekyll
        |- .travis.yml
        |- Dockerfile
    |-> LaTex
        |- .travis.yml
        |- Dockerfile

    |-> .travis.yml

I was able to run a Travis build, but then this just pretty much aggregates all the results into one Travis svg.

language: c
sudo: required

services:
    - docker
notifications:
  email: false

install:
  - make -C fast.ai build && make -C fast.ai run
  - make -C Jekyll build && make -C Jekyll run

before_install:
  - cd fast.ai && git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/fastai/fastai.git && cd -
  - cd Jekyll && git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/mmphego/mmphego.github.io && cd -

script:
- docker ps -a

Q: Is it possible to run Travis to multiple directories and have multiple results?

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