Travis CI not working

[darrencl]

Travis CI not working

[bennyrowland]

@darrencl thanks for letting me know - I haven't had any time to do maintenance of Suspect for a while and this is one of the results. I have heard a lot of people saying good things about GHA so this is probably a good time to make the transition to using that instead of Travis. If you have the time/inclination to take that on, then please feel free to look into it. I have sent you an invite to join the openmrslab organisation which should give you the permissions you need. If you don't fancy it, then I will try and find some time but no guarantees of when it will be, sorry.

[darrencl]

@bennyrowland Thank you for your response! I have accepted the invite and will try to find a time to migrate the CI to GHA.

I would like to put the PyPi deployment into GHA, like what you did with Travis CI. To do this, I believe I would need to be added as a maintainer or so in the Suspect's PyPi project page?

I don't have experience in deploying/publishing a package into PyPi, so I am wondering how to test if the CI deployment job actually works, without actually publishing anything? I am looking into https://test.pypi.org/, which might be what we need. However, I just found there is a project called suspect in the test PyPi (https://test.pypi.org/project/suspect/), which is definitely not yours. Maybe we can discuss this further once I submit a PR on GHA.

[darrencl]

Hey @bennyrowland , I hope you are well. Is there any update on this? I would like to get into this soon so we can merge the PR on adding more regex and fix the compatibility issue.

I had a quick look into TestPyPi and found there is a project registered as suspect there, which is definitely not this one. Do you have any alternative names if we were to register ours? If not, let's just skip this.

Thanks!