Replace Travis CI with Github workflow #1728
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Travis has put in place a system of credits, which has led most open source projects to migrate away from it. Github offers a free, fast, and reliable CI solution which makes the choice a no-brainer.
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This will need to be whitelisted by a project maintainer. The workflow won't run until it's merged. |
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Thanks, @Geod24. This is a good change since we get the CI from the same shop. AFAIK, Github Actions has usage limits (~ 2,000 minutes per month). @dblessing do you know what is the current limit on Travis? |
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@tancnle Those limits only apply to private repositories. |
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So can we get this merged @tancnle ? |
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Ping @tancnle |
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Seems good to me. |
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I saw in #1690 that you were having issues with Travis.
Figured that the simplest solution was to switch to Github CI instead of a full move to Gitlab.
Also dropped support for versions < 2.5 following #1694