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Will be able to merge as soon as fayland/perl-Dist-Zilla-Plugin-GitHubREADME-Badge#30 is merged. :-) |
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Awesome stuff! Many thanks for merging my patches so quickly :-) |
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thanks to you! I only did it quick because I know that if I don't do it Right Now, I have a good chance to forget about it. Which would be terrible. :-) |
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Alright. Merged to master! |
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paultcochrane commentedFeb 17, 2018
This should do the trick to get the Travis and AppVeyor badges into the README (see also GH #12). Unfortunately, I don't know exactly how you create the release branch, so my local tests might not accurately enough reproduce how things get built in the end. However, I hope that this patch gets you most of the way to getting the badges into the GitHub README.