Migrate to Github Actions #245
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Closing as we were able to migrate to travis-ci.com. Travis allows easier setup for running tests against multiple architecture than Github Actions (at least for now). |
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I have to reopen this PR as I couldn't agree with Travis support about the open source license for this project. |
# Conflicts: # .travis.yml # README.md
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As Travis-CI is no longer supporting open source projects (as far as I know) I decided to migrate this project to Github Actions.
There are no plans to migrate this project to any other version control platform, so such approach is the most suitable in my opinion.