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Swap out Travis CI for Github Actions, enable testing on PRs #468

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brews opened this issue Jul 17, 2023 · 1 comment · Fixed by #469
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Swap out Travis CI for Github Actions, enable testing on PRs #468

brews opened this issue Jul 17, 2023 · 1 comment · Fixed by #469
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brews commented Jul 17, 2023

This package hasn't been tested in a while. Automated testing is completely down. Travis CI -- which previously handled this -- has been disabled for the org for some time. This repo has an old Travis CI config that needs to get swapped out for Github Actions.

The minimum requirement is that tests (comparable to that running on Travis CI) run on Pull Requests, using the latest Python 3 release. Bonus if we can get code coverage running and test the package with recent dependencies.

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brews commented Jul 17, 2023

Heads up to @jrising about this refresh. Let me know if you have questions, comments, or concerns. I don't think I need help but just wanted you to be in the know.

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Automates test runs on pull requests and commits to "master". Publishing github releases automatically push releases to pypi. Also, dependabot now checks for updates to github actions and pinned dependencies. Automated tests also push information on test coverage to codecov.

Required for progress on #468
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