There was a pure Go continuous integration web app. similar to Travis CI floating around the web recently. If I can dig up its name, it may be worth migrating to that just because of how problematic Travis has become.
Obligatory excerpt below:
Travis CI seems to update its test image frequently, and it appears,
for instance, that the team is adding native Go support. To that
end, I will relax the removal requirement of it, putting a preference
on the release that we locally install.
Eventually, this will be replaced by just purely a make test
integration test target but not this second; and with this, we'll
simply have Travis CI invoke the makefile for testing versus
maintaining duplicate rules.
There was a pure Go continuous integration web app. similar to Travis CI floating around the web recently. If I can dig up its name, it may be worth migrating to that just because of how problematic Travis has become.
Obligatory excerpt below:
Travis CI seems to update its test image frequently, and it appears, for instance, that the team is adding native Go support. To that end, I will relax the removal requirement of it, putting a preference on the release that we locally install.
Eventually, this will be replaced by just purely a
make test
integration test target but not this second; and with this, we'll simply have Travis CI invoke the makefile for testing versus maintaining duplicate rules.