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Since its acquisition, Travis CI fired most of its core engineering team, and the free service has become unbearably slow (dozens of minutes before a job even starts).
Given the impact on development velocity and QA (a couple of PRs were just merged without waiting for CI), and given the apparent lack of future for travis-ci.org, I suggest we move somewhere else.
I seem to recall @astronouth7303 suggesting Cirrus CI, which has native support for Linux, macOS, Windows and FreeBSD. As a plus, having something container-based means we can stop piling up hacks to deal with Travis' environments.
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Since its acquisition, Travis CI fired most of its core engineering team, and the free service has become unbearably slow (dozens of minutes before a job even starts).
Given the impact on development velocity and QA (a couple of PRs were just merged without waiting for CI), and given the apparent lack of future for travis-ci.org, I suggest we move somewhere else.
I seem to recall @astronouth7303 suggesting Cirrus CI, which has native support for Linux, macOS, Windows and FreeBSD. As a plus, having something container-based means we can stop piling up hacks to deal with Travis' environments.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: