ci: migrate from travis ci to github workflows #112
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Migrate from Travis CI to Github workflows in order to have a working CI again. A few notes about the changes: - Python 3.6 is no longer tested because it's not available for Ubuntu 22.04 and it's [no longer supported](https://endoflife.date/python). - There were a few too long lines which prevented the linting job from passing. These were fixed. - The `postgres` service used in the Github workflow requires a password, so the tests were modified to make providing custom credentials possible. - In `tox.ini`, the `sqla1.4` factor dependency did not have an upper version limit, so it was installing SQLAlchemy 2.0 instead of SQLAlchemy 1.4. The `lint` factor was installing a too recent isort version.
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Migrate from Travis CI to Github workflows in order to have a working CI again. A few notes about the changes:
Python 3.6 is no longer tested because it's not available for Ubuntu 22.04 and it's no longer supported.
There were a few too long lines which prevented the linting job from passing. These were fixed.
The
postgresservice used in the Github workflow requires a password, so the tests were modified to make providing custom credentials possible.In
tox.ini, thesqla1.4factor dependency did not have an upper version limit, so it was installing SQLAlchemy 2.0 instead of SQLAlchemy 1.4. Thelintfactor was installing a too recent isort version.