Switch to Github Actions for CI #57
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| name: Ruby ${{ matrix.ruby }} on ${{ matrix.os }} | ||
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| continue-on-error: ${{ endsWith(matrix.ruby, 'head') || matrix.ruby == 'debug' }} |
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Is "debug" left over from some other testing? Is the endsWith necessary? Wouldn't matrix.ruby match head exactly?
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That's a verbatim copy-paste from the documentation, where there's much more than MRI Ruby handled. I'm tempted to keep it as-is for future-proofing, but I'll gladly defer to your preference.
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Updated to have builds against multiple LLVM versions. I've moved the macOS build out of the matrix so we don't end up with 40+ jobs as well. Looks like the PR picked up the workflow already 👍. |
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It looks like Ruby 2.6 sometimes fails to grab all the groups, but somewhat inconsistently. I wonder what's up with that and whether it's something we need to/can fix. |
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Yeah, I suspect it's spotty because of stuff like I have a patch that implements a retry loop around that to alleviate this issue, and I might upstream it separately. |
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This moves all our CI infrastructure over to Github Actions and removes Travis from the equation, with a matrix of Ubuntu/macOS vs. Ruby 2.4/2.5/2.6/head.
Note that I cherrypicked one commit from #56 to handle Ruby 3/
head, and that I've run the actions while pushing to my fork'smasterbranch — see here for the runs.Loosely inspired from #47 (had an issue with finding libclang on Linux).