Closed tomjaguarpaw closed 3 years ago
I may just subscribe to the paid service
I discovered that the cheapest plan is $69 a month so, no, I won't be subscribing :)
I wasn't aware - thanks for the heads up. 1000 minutes a month is nowhere near enough for me. Looks like github actions looms in my future...
There is now a github actions file, which I expect to be refining over the next few days and rolling out to my projects.
I've now rolled it out to all my projects. There is a lot that could be improved, e.g.:
neil
binary is a bit out of control. Perhaps it should just be a Haskell script which does a lot less.cabal new-foo
style commands means that copying to a separate temp directory isn't required. That's a lot of the complexity.check hoogle
, check repo
etc separately.However, the speed is quite good, so I'm very happy for now. Closing this issue.
In the transition its entirely possible I broke a few of your CI things using my script. If so, happy to get a patch to put them back.
Thanks, it works well! I have converted over opaleye and product-profunctors. When my changes have stabilised I will send you some PRs.
travis-ci.org is shutting down. Open source projects can still get free CI minutes on travis-ci.com but I get the impression that the quality of the free service is seriously degrading. See https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2020/travis-cis-new-pricing-plan-threw-wrench-my-open-source-works for some details.
It's possible that I have few enough repos that the free travis-ci.com repos will still cover me. If not I may just subscribe to the paid service rather than spend time migrating away.
@ndmitchell I was wondering if you had concrete plans about this.