> Am 15.02.2023 um 11:51 schrieb Ruediger Pluem <rpl...@apache.org>:
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> On 2/15/23 11:43 AM, Joe Orton wrote:
>> Support for Travis has now been dropped, so we are relying only on
>> GitHub Actions for CI from today.
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>> There are some gaps in the GHA configuration compared to what we had
>> running in Travis: notably, we're currently only testing on the latest
>> Ubuntu release, and nothing has been ported back to 2.4.x yet. I will
>> propose a vote separately for the 2.4.x RTC exception to extend to CI
>> configuration.
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>> On the positive side, the GHA configuration is a lot more flexible, and
>> e.g. not triggering CI on docs changes was a simple change. Any help
>> filling remaining gaps would be very welcome, there is a TODO list in
>> test/README.ci.
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>> Another significant change is that GHA is configured to require approval
>> on PRs from non-committers - currently only for the first PR filed, but
>> from March 19th the ASF default will switch to requiring approval for
>> every PR filed by a non-contributor. I don't think this is a big deal
>> but will require committers to actively review and hit "approve" on each
>> such PR to get it tested.
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>> I'm happy to try to answer any questions about GHA, but I'm still
>> learning how it works so very much a non-expert here.
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> Thank you very much for all your all efforts on moving from Travis to GHA.
> Very much appreciated.
Thanks Joe!
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> Regards
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> Rüdiger
