Move from Travis CI to GitHub Actions #397
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mbrukman
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@marvinschopf — thanks for making this change! Could you please also update the badge in README.md to point to GitHub actions instead of Travis CI?
You can use something like the following (based on what I use in my personal projects):
[![Build Status][github-ci-badge]][github-ci-url]
[github-ci-badge]: https://github.com/preactjs/preact-router/actions/workflows/node.js.yml/badge.svg
[github-ci-url]: https://github.com/preactjs/preact-router/actions/workflows/node.js.yml
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Co-authored-by: Ryan Christian <[email protected]>
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This project hasn't been using Travis CI for a long time, but the README still shows the old Travis CI badge which currently shows build status as "unknown". This implements my earlier suggestion on the original PR to migrate from Travis CI to GitHub Actions: preactjs#397 .
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This project hasn't been using Travis CI for a long time, but the README still shows the old Travis CI badge which currently shows build status as "unknown". This implements my earlier suggestion on the original PR to migrate from Travis CI to GitHub Actions: preactjs#397 .
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This project hasn't been using Travis CI for a long time, but the README still shows the old Travis CI badge which currently shows build status as "unknown". This implements my earlier suggestion on the original PR to migrate from Travis CI to GitHub Actions: #397 .
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This project hasn't been using Travis CI for a long time, but the README still shows the old Travis CI badge which currently shows build status as "unknown". This implements my earlier suggestion on the original PR to migrate from Travis CI to GitHub Actions: preactjs/preact-router#397 .
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Hello!
I ported the Travis CI workflow to GitHub Actions in this pull request.
Travis now no longer offers unrestricted unlimited free builds for open source projects, has become very slow at times and is shutting down their
travis-ci.org platform in a few weeks. So unfortunately, in my eyes, it is time to leave Travis CI behind and switch to GitHub Actions.Kind regards
Marvin