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Migrate macOS builds to GitHub Actions #2192
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It's genuinely sad to see Travis take this route. Given the large number of projects using it, I'd expect there to be backlash from the public soon. One would hope they reverse the change, or maybe give you unlimited credits but only so many builds per day. |
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Sad yes. But I don't think they will return cater much to OSS projects, it all started going down hill last June, and they have pretty steep competition at this point. In any case it was never my preference CI, but there logo is pretty cool so I'll miss that I guess. |
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you know the CI was pretty shit when the logo is the thing you are going to miss most lol |
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TravisCI is effectively dead when it comes to OSS projects. In December they introduced a new price model and gave each org a one time allotment of 10,000 "credit". For macOS they charge 50 credit per minute (rounded up), with each build taking just over 3 minutes, and each commit running two builds that gave us just enough for 25 commits, or about two weeks before it ran out.
It's possible to request more minutes, but current reports is that all requests are being rejected at the moment.
The only other option for macOS builds appears to be GitHub Actions, so if anyone has experience with that we would very much appreciate a PR that makes the migration from TravisCI to GitHub Actions.
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