It is not available out of the box in GitHub environment, unlike under
Travis CI, so install it ourselves.
Note that we do it manually because installing the rael-gc/rvm PPA
doesn't seem to work with weird failures in GitHub Actions environment.
We also can't use gpg2 --recv-keys in this environment as it doesn't
work, apparently due to a firewall.
Python deployment scripts tidy up
* 1-pip-swig:
Create utils.py
Update mkrelease.py
Update mkdist.py
removed destructuring operator for backward compatibililty
cleanup
changed os system calls to subprocess calls
cmd exec using subprocess rather than system calls
* ruby-bigendian:
Travis ruby s390x (big endian) architecture testing
Install libpcre3-dev for Linux builds
Don't fail the build if CPU model or memory can't be detected
Switch one of Travis CI Ruby builds to use s390x arch
This package contains the required PCRE library development files and
may be already installed, as is apparently the case for amd64 systems,
but also may not be, as when using s390x architecture.
- Keep testing Octave 4.0 on Xenial, but the Octave headers break the C++11
tests, so just test C++98.
- Drop Octave 4.2 testing on Trusty.
- Keep Octave 4.4 testing on Trusty - it is the only C++11 Octave testing
done and is just fast enough to beat the 50 minute limit.
- Add latest Octave version (5.1) testing by using MacOS and brew. It takes
about 49 minutes to run for C++98 testing.
Unfortunately it takes longer than the Travis 50 minute limit to test C++11.
I can't find a Xenial or MacOS solution for testing Octave and C++11, so we'll
keep it on Travis for now. Octave is available as a Flatpak's, but Flatpak
doesn't work on Travis as it requires a reboot after installing the flatpak
package.
Ubuntu trusty 14.04 is end of life April 2019.
Ubuntu xenial 16.04 is the main platform for Travis now.
Some languages are not working on xenial, so I've left them on trusty
for now.
Use gimme to install a version of Go to test. Travis already uses gimme
to pre-install a version of Go.
Switch some of the Go testing from travis to xenial.
