Negative credits on Travis-CI impede further testing

[andreasvarga]

@ararslan @staticfloat @StefanKarpinski

After an update, the travis-build for testing succesfully terminated but the building of documentation has been canceled due to a negative credit balance (see Travis CI - Test and Deploy with Confidence ).

Apparently I had 10000 credits (no idea what these are), of which 10060 have been used (thus I have -60 negative credits). Is this an issue which concerns only me or is an issue for all those developing open sourse software for Julia?

I woudl appreciate any hint on how to proceed further to continue with using Travis-CI for software projects for Julia. I wonder now if I have to get rid of the testing facilities provided via Travis.

Many thanks for your attention,
Andreas Varga

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.org -> .com migration unexpectedly comes with a plan change for OSS. What exactly is the new deal?

Oh hey though. I just realized, it turns out that open source will no longer be offered free service on travis-ci.com either. In case some of you had missed the announcement. I had realized my builds stopped working on .org [1] , and was moving them all over to .com – where they started working as expected again – but I hadn’t realized that was just buying me a tiny bit of time. It looks like legacy open source accounts on .com will get a certain number of hours credit, and after those are…

[andreasvarga]

Thanks for the reply. Yes, probably many authors ignored (like me), the information received from Travis-CI in November. Fortunately, I succeded unexpectedly fast to move to Github Actions, also using some clever tools which made a very good job for me, see
[MassInstallAction.]l](GitHub - julia-actions/MassInstallAction.jl: Quickly and easily install a GitHub Action on all repositories in a GitHub organization) .