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48: Switch to Github Action docker-based CI r=charleskawczynski a=charleskawczynski Since we've been having build/environment issues, I thought it might be worth giving a docker-based CI a try. The way this works is: - CI is now controlled by a Github Action - The GHA checks out the PR/master and builds a docker image on top of the Julia docker image - The docker image is then used to run the tests The hope is that this will stabilize the build environment since everything is built from docker, which should be a clean slate each build, rather than runners whose environments potentially change (which was the case for the last failure on Travis). This also removes a handful of deps and source code, but we'll add these back in incrementally. Co-authored-by: Charles Kawczynski <kawczynski.charles@gmail.com>
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48: Switch to Github Action docker-based CI r=charleskawczynski a=charleskawczynski Since we've been having build/environment issues, I thought it might be worth giving a docker-based CI a try. The way this works is: - CI is now controlled by a Github Action - The GHA checks out the PR/master and builds a docker image on top of the Julia docker image - The docker image is then used to run the tests The hope is that this will stabilize the build environment since everything is built from docker, which should be a clean slate each build, rather than runners whose environments potentially change (which was the case for the last failure on Travis). This also removes a handful of deps and source code, but we'll add these back in incrementally. Co-authored-by: Charles Kawczynski <kawczynski.charles@gmail.com>
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48: Switch to Github Action docker-based CI r=charleskawczynski a=charleskawczynski Since we've been having build/environment issues, I thought it might be worth giving a docker-based CI a try. The way this works is: - CI is now controlled by a Github Action - The GHA checks out the PR/master and builds a docker image on top of the Julia docker image - The docker image is then used to run the tests The hope is that this will stabilize the build environment since everything is built from docker, which should be a clean slate each build, rather than runners whose environments potentially change (which was the case for the last failure on Travis). This also removes a handful of deps and source code, but we'll add these back in incrementally. Co-authored-by: Charles Kawczynski <kawczynski.charles@gmail.com>
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48: Switch to Github Action docker-based CI r=charleskawczynski a=charleskawczynski Since we've been having build/environment issues, I thought it might be worth giving a docker-based CI a try. The way this works is: - CI is now controlled by a Github Action - The GHA checks out the PR/master and builds a docker image on top of the Julia docker image - The docker image is then used to run the tests The hope is that this will stabilize the build environment since everything is built from docker, which should be a clean slate each build, rather than runners whose environments potentially change (which was the case for the last failure on Travis). This also removes a handful of deps and source code, but we'll add these back in incrementally. Co-authored-by: Charles Kawczynski <kawczynski.charles@gmail.com>
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Since we've been having build/environment issues, I thought it might be worth giving a docker-based CI a try. The way this works is:
The hope is that this will stabilize the build environment since everything is built from docker, which should be a clean slate each build, rather than runners whose environments potentially change (which was the case for the last failure on Travis).
This also removes a handful of deps and source code, but we'll add these back in incrementally.