Replace Travis CI (no longer free) with GitHub Actions CI #12
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+ Coverage 92.68% 94.44% +1.76%
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+ Misses 3 2 -1
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Problem
Travis CI is no longer free for open-source projects. Therefore, tests will not run for this project anymore unless someone pays for a premium account at Travis.
Solution
GitHub Actions, however, is free. This PR adds CI using Github Actions, duplicating (as far as I can tell) the behaviour of the previous
.travis.ymlscript.Where to see test logs with Github Actions?
The CI environment and test logs can be found here on GitHub in the "Actions" tab in the toolbar, next to "Pull Requests" (see attached screenshots). The test logs can be found by clicking the "Run julia-actions/julia-runtest" icon in the last picture.
Windows/mac
Testing on windows/mac doesn't seem to work, but I can't figure out why.