Re: [dev] Moving to Github Actions for our CI/CD

2019-08-14 Thread Eric Johnson
Works for me. I have no vendor lock-in concerns. :) The only question I have is about Beta status and what that means. In GCP, a Beta service means feature-complete and no breaking changes when the service moves to GA. But Beta has no SLAs. I don't know how GitHub/MS define Beta, nor what their ti

Re: [dev] Moving to Github Actions for our CI/CD

2019-08-14 Thread anthony shaw
It looks really similar to Azure Pipelines (and the syntax looks similar).. Makes you wonder if its the same platform? Anyway, I'm not tied to Travis CI. It's been stable, but we only test on Linux. There would be benefits to having a consolidated Windows/Linux testing matrix. In some of my pers

[dev] Moving to Github Actions for our CI/CD

2019-08-14 Thread Tomaz Muraus
Everyone, Github recently announced Github Actions powered CI/CD platform ( https://github.blog/2019-08-08-github-actions-now-supports-ci-cd/). To see how it works out, I tried porting our existing Travis CI based CI/CD workflow to Github Actions one - https://github.com/apache/libcloud/pull/1341