Travis CI has now been disabled. Delete the Travis CI
badge and display the Github Actions continuous integration
workflow badge.
Signed-off-by: Tom Hromatka
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Add a Github Action to setup the libcgroup directory.
This action installs the required dependencies, run
bootstrap.sh, runs configure, and invokes make.
Since the action is invoked locally (and not via Github
Action's published action mechanism), the repository must
be git cloned prior to running
Disable the Travis CI build by deleting the
.travis.yml file. Subsequent commits will transition
to using Github Actions instead.
Signed-off-by: Tom Hromatka
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.travis.yml | 95 -
1 file changed, 95 deletions(-)
delete mode 100644 .travis.y
Travis CI has changed their business model [1] and are
moving away from their free support for open source projects.
Additionally, Travis CI build times and delays continue to
increase; I have seen libcgroup builds that used to take a
couple minutes now take an hour or more.
This patchset switches
Add a Github Actions continuous integration workflow. This
workflow runs the unit tests, the cgroup v1 functional tests,
and the cgroup v2 functional tests. The code coverage results
from all of the runs are collated at coveralls.io.
Like Travis CI, Github Actions currently does not provide a
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