On Wed, Jun 16, 2021 at 12:25:34PM -0400, Aaron Conole wrote: > Recently, Travis-CI has retired the travis-ci.org service. At the > moment, it is read-only. In the future, it may disappear completely. > > Currently, Open vSwitch has public facing badges, and documentation, > which heavily refers to the Travis-CI service. (see the > submitting-patches.rst, testing.rst, and README.rst files). Travis > support was formally added for the 2.4.0 release in August 2015, and had > been heavily used until the deprecation of the 'Free' support tier, in > Dec. 2020, at which point the project switched to using GitHub Actions > for most of the CI support. > > Notably, we still make use of Travis for ARM related builds, but as I > understand it the future of that service for FOSS projects is not so > clear. > > With that introduction out of the way, I think it might be time to > adjust the documentation w.r.t. Travis CI (and add notes about the > GitHub Actions support), and possibly deprecate / remove things related > to Travis. > > I'm opening up the discussion before simply blasting patches because I > may have overlooked something. Maybe there is some way to continue to > use Travis. Maybe I missed a program. At a minimum, we would need to > s/travis-ci.org/travis-ci.com/g across the documentation above, but > perhaps we should take this moment to drop it (before the release branch > is cut).
I think I'm in support of this change. Lots of projects are switching to Github Actions. _______________________________________________ dev mailing list d...@openvswitch.org https://mail.openvswitch.org/mailman/listinfo/ovs-dev
