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Reduce the build jobs on Travis ... or use Github Actions

See original GitHub issue

Email today from travis:

Welcome to Travis CI, Richard Hull!You are on Free.You have 10,000 credits left - these will begin counting down automatically as soon as you run your first build.You can use your credits to build on both private and open-source repositories using Linux, macOS, and Windows OS.Use the Sign up now button below to sign up for a bigger plan to ensure the builds for your private repositories continue uninterrupted.If you’re building open-source public repositories and want to signup for an open-source plan, please contact Travis CI. – You have 10,000 Credits left for building on Travis CI!

Now that travis is no longer ‘free’, and since every time a build across any luma.* project is triggered, it will kick off multiple jobs to run the same tests on different versions of python.

This will quickly drain down the 10000 credits, so we have a choice:

  1. Remove the build jobs for different versions of python (this reduces the rate at which the credits will go down, but not ideal in the longer term)
  2. Contact travis and appeal for an open-source plan (this may be successful, but who knows?)
  3. Move all CI operations to github actions instead (free right now, and some small effort required to convert current CI)

Any thoughts on preferred next step @thijstriemstra ?

Issue Analytics

  • State:closed
  • Created 3 years ago
  • Comments:6 (2 by maintainers)

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rm-hullcommented, Nov 23, 2020

I fired off a request to Travis support and they initially came back quite quickly with a canned response, but nothing substantive since I responded.

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thijstriemstracommented, Nov 27, 2020

Ok I will make a github actions pr.

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