Travis-CI.org has shut down

[Steven Schveighoffer]

On 6/3/21 5:01 AM, FreeSlave wrote:

> They prolonged it to June 15th.
> What's not clear to me - is CI for open repositories still as unlimited 
> as before?

No, you get 10000 "credits"

> travis-ci.com has a new tab in profile settings, called Plan, saying I 
> have 10000 Credits. It's not clear how these credits are spent. 
> travis-ci.org did not imply such limits and I've never had a problem 
> with depleting any limits.

There is a page that talks about what credits get you:

https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/billing-overview/#usage---credits

The big red flag there for me is 50 credits per Macos Minute. That gives 
you 200 minutes. I believe I ran out of credits for ONE BUILD of 
mysql-native because of this (the macos builds were kinda broken and 
always timed out).

> The "Repositories" tab on travis-ci.com now shows a list of my forks and 
> repos that never had travis-ci integration, but does not show any of my 
> repos that use travis-ci.org.
> travis-ci.com has a tab called Migrate that lists my repos previously 
> connected to travis, however it does not allow to migrate any of them 
> unless I sign up for beta. If they ask users to change to travis-ci.com 
> should not it be out of beta already? What's the point of asking if it's 
> not ready yet?

I had to sign up for the beta, and even then I had to wait a while 
before they added access for me.

Once you sign up, then you can add travis-ci.com as a github app, and 
then you can see all your history (including travis-ci.org history). It 
was all very confusing.

I'm not sure exactly how it works now, I've moved to github actions.

-Steve