@imsnif What's the deal with this Travis stuff? Is it broken?

@cyqsimon - travis removed their free tier for OSS projects. I'd recommend migrating to Github Actions.

I see. I assume Travis integration was done using webhooks? In that case I would need settings permission on this repo to make these changes. Currently there's no project settings tab for me.

@cyqsimon - I don't think I am able to give you such access (at least I couldn't find out how). If you tell me exactly what to do step-by-step for a one-shot, I can help out.

I did a little research and it seems like it is indeed not possible, not on a personal repository. AFAIK the "GitHub way" to do this is to create an organisation account for bandwhich, transfer this repository to it, then add each of us as members.

See https://docs.github.com/en/organizations/collaborating-with-groups-in-organizations/about-organizations

I understand @cyqsimon - but this is a level of commitment and work I do not want to get into at the moment. I'm happy to do as I offered above.

If you tell me exactly what to do step-by-step for a one-shot, I can help out.

Ah are you're offering to remove the Travis branch protection predicate? I see. I thought you were referring to the permission stuff.

In this case, you would go to Settings > Code and automation > Branches > Branch protection rules, and there should be at least one rule relating to Travis. Delete that.

It's also a good idea to remove the dead Travis webhook (assuming it was triggered that way). Similarly, go to Settings > Code and automation > Webhooks, and delete the Travis hook.

These are the ones I can think of for the moment. Since I cannot access the settings tab, I'm not entirely sure whether there are other things that need changing. We'll cross that bridge when we get there.

Removed the branch protection, there was no webhook. For the life of me I cannot remember how this was enabled.

Hmm. It seems like Actions have been disabled. Odd considering the definition files exist in /.github/workflows.

To enable, go to Settings > Code and automation > Actions permissions > Allow all actions and reusable workflows.

Thanks!

Done!

The tests are failing en masse but at least it builds and CI works. I'll merge it for now and fix the tests later.