This repo is currently using Travis CI for testing, but Travis CI has long stopped supporting open-source projects the way it used to (you now have to apply initially, and keep renewing access for Travis CI, which may be cancelled or rejected at any time).
In contrast, GitHub offers GitHub Actions as a very simple (and similar) CI system, which is free for open-source projects. I'm happy to help migrate this project from Travis CI to GitHub Actions (I've done this for other projects I own; no affiliation with either Travis or GitHub).
@rossant — since you mentioned on another issue that you're no longer maintaining this project, I'm happy to help maintain the repo if you'd like to give me access.
This repo is currently using Travis CI for testing, but Travis CI has long stopped supporting open-source projects the way it used to (you now have to apply initially, and keep renewing access for Travis CI, which may be cancelled or rejected at any time).
In contrast, GitHub offers GitHub Actions as a very simple (and similar) CI system, which is free for open-source projects. I'm happy to help migrate this project from Travis CI to GitHub Actions (I've done this for other projects I own; no affiliation with either Travis or GitHub).
@rossant — since you mentioned on another issue that you're no longer maintaining this project, I'm happy to help maintain the repo if you'd like to give me access.