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Motivation:  Automatically testing changes to code is an essential feature of continuousintegration. For open-source code, without licensed dependencies, a variety ofcontinuous integration services exist. The COnstraint-Based Reconstruction andAnalysis (COBRA) Toolbox is a suite of open-source code for computationalmodelling with dependencies on licensed software. A novel automated frameworkof continuous integration in a semi-licensed environment is required for thedevelopment of the COBRA Toolbox and related tools of the COBRA community.  Results:  ARTENOLIS is a general-purpose infrastructure software application thatimplements continuous integration for open-source software with licenseddependencies. It uses a master-slave framework, tests code on multipleoperating systems, and multiple versions of licensed software dependencies.ARTENOLIS ensures the stability, integrity, and cross-platform compatibility ofcode in the COBRA Toolbox and related tools.  Availability and Implementation:  The continuous integration server, core of the reproducibility and testinginfrastructure, can be freely accessed under artenolis.lcsb.uni.lu. Thecontinuous integration framework code is located in the /.ci directory and atthe root of the repository freely available undergithub.com/opencobra/cobratoolbox.

ARTENOLIS: Automated Reproducibility and Testing Environment for Licensed Software