The "experimental" job will appear to pass even when it fails (as allowed) because of continue-on-error: true. One must open the Actions log and inspect test output to observe test failures for that job. Github Actions apparently does not have a feature similar to Travis' allow-failure yet, which marks the overall test suite as passed, but allows individual jobs to fail and indicates the failure in the job summary. See https://github.com/actions/runner/issues/2347
The "experimental" job will appear to pass even when it fails (as allowed) because of
continue-on-error: true. One must open the Actions log and inspect test output to observe test failures for that job. Github Actions apparently does not have a feature similar to Travis'allow-failureyet, which marks the overall test suite as passed, but allows individual jobs to fail and indicates the failure in the job summary. See https://github.com/actions/runner/issues/2347