Move to GitHub Actions for CI #621
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| name: CI | |||
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| - push | |||
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Might want to limit this to
push:
branches: [master]
tags: ["*"]
| version: | ||
| - '1.0' | ||
| - '1' # automatically expands to the latest stable 1.x release of Julia | ||
| - 'nightly' |
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This might be noisy as there isn't an equivalent to allow failures.
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We could have it in a separate step which is allowed to fail, like JuliaStats/StatsModels.jl#199.
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FWIW the statsmodels setup doesn't actually allow it to fail in the strict sense that you'll still get the red X on the commit if it's failing. but you can at least see isolate it in a separate workflow so you can have the nice green badge.
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Yeah, I guess if you aren't editing these files that often that's probably fine.
| arch: | ||
| - x64 | ||
| - x86 | ||
| exclude: |
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Do we actually need to test on all combinations of julia version, os and architecture?
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Yeah that's a difficult point. AFAIK we used to do that until now. Another solution would be to do something like JuliaLang/Example.jl#55. But given that StatsBase has a relatively low activity it may be OK to run many checks.
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Yeah, that's what we do. If you don't think StatsBase is gonna be that active going forward then I'm fine with leaving it.
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OK let's go with this, we can refine it later but at least we'll have CI again. |
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