astraw
Initial attempt at GitHub Actions based CI.
Travis has long since ceased being a viable CI platform for open source projects. It's a pain to bake so heavily into yet another platform but at least it is right here. I've had some success in other projects using https://earthly.dev to allow the same config to run locally and in CI so wrapping that in GitHub actions may lower the barrier to local testing for future contributors. For now I just want some CI feedback.
The use of ruff instead of flake8 is entirely a curiosity since I haven't used before and I'm not at all committed to it.
test.sh is passing as of adb365bc26ba85496c02b1c0d80fb9d53aa3891c. Progress!
We're green! (with lowered standards). I am going to take a shot at updating the Vagrantfiles alongside the addition of earthly but I'm tempted to go ahead with this even if it only contributes to my own maintenance of this package.
- Looking into the platforms supported by travis before, the ppc64le was an option, not sure if we can include it in the new setup or it was a conscious decision to remove it.
Good point. It wasn't conscious but I also don't know that there needs to be specific support for it in this pure-python package. It looks like Earthly can work with multi-platform docker images although I got some strange errors when trying it.
I'll consider looking at it more in the future but for the sake of getting some CI running I won't block on it.
- The lint action succeeded but seems to have a couple of errors from ruff:
Yeah, I think the errors are because there is Python 2 and 3-compatible syntax in use that ruff isn't okay with. So I can't fully enable the linters until Python 2 support is dropped in #198.