To be fair with Travis CI, they were also bought, which is probably part of the reason to abandon the free tier.
But it is very inconvenient. Yesterday changed the CI from Travis to Github Actions, for a legitimate Open Source project, which on average maybe runs once a month. And before Travis became so slow the integration tests started to break.
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To be fair with Travis CI, they were also bought, which is probably part of the reason to abandon the free tier.
But it is very inconvenient. Yesterday changed the CI from Travis to Github Actions, for a legitimate Open Source project, which on average maybe runs once a month. And before Travis became so slow the integration tests started to break.