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Also: - Start to try to use GitHub Actions to do continuous integration testing - Reduce number of TravisCI builds to see if it helps with how god awfully long it takes
Also: - Refactored do_history command to extract a helper method to fix a flake8 warning about high complexity
Also: - Install setuptools and setuptools-scm to hopefully help with version confusion due to lack of setuptools-scm - Try running nox using python -m since it wasn't found as a command when running on windows via GitHub Actions
…ons not being able to determine version via setuptools_scm
…ebhook within GitHub settings for the repo
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+ Coverage 96.78% 98.14% +1.36%
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Files 21 22 +1
Lines 4597 4630 +33
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+ Hits 4449 4544 +95
+ Misses 148 86 -62
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This switches from using a conda-based Windows environment on AppVeyor to a default one. The purpose is to see if we can significantly speed up tests running on AppVeyor. Because if we can't, then I am just going to remove use of AppVeyor entirely in favor of GitHub Actions.
Also tried to fix AppVeyor build
…han GitHub Actions for the same purpose
…tions matrix Also: - Temporarily disable dependency caching in GitHub Actions - For Azure Pipelines MacOs testing, add Python 3.9 and remove 3.5
…in GitHub Actions yet
Also: - Move flake8 linting to its own workflow - Add new workflow for Sphinx documentation build
This PR is now ready for review. |
…R instead of only ones to specific branches I like getting to see the output of CI tools while I develop on a branch and suspect that will be handy for others as well.
…sn't used any longer
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Use GitHub Actions for continuous integration (CI) testing on Linux, macOS, and Windows
Also:
do_history
command slightly to fix aflake8
warning about high complexityFixes #874
This PR replaces all of Travis CI (Linux) and AppVeyor (Windows) for testing with GitHub Actions. For now, Azure Pipelines has been left in place for MacOS testing even though this is redundant with the GitHub Actions configuration.
TODO:
setuptools_scm
version working correctlynox
flake8
linting to a separate workflow