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Switch to GitHub Actions for testing #1198

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@hibachrach hibachrach commented Aug 26, 2022

Converts from Travis to GH actions. Fixes #1193

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Ah I think #1150 broke some of the tests a bit more. The new version of webpack-dev-server has a bug because of an undeclared dependency (webpack/webpack-dev-server#2396) and changed the peer dependency support to be webpack@^4.0.0. Not sure how to proceed

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I do think we ought to revisit the supported versions of Webpacker with this gem. I'm generally new to this sort of thing so unsure of where to cut things off (especially considering non-Shakapacker Webpacker is already retired).

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@HarrisonB I agree with you. I opened an issue for this: #1199.

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justin808 commented Sep 9, 2022

@HarrisonB any update? I mentioned that we can revert the new webpack-dev-server until we get CI running.

See here for an argument as to why to do so
Issue was introduced in

minitest/minitest@6fecff9

and hack workaround was introduced in

minitest/minitest@b8ddc4f

I *think* that changing the API make this work w/o the workaround would
require a breaking change so we can leave that for later.
This was EOLed over a year ago and doing a `bundle install` with the
current set of packages gives

> minitest-5.16.3 requires ruby version < 4.0, >= 2.6, which is
> incompatible with the current version
Unfortunately Bundler 2 and JRuby 9.1 are not compatible on GitHub
actions (see here: ruby/setup-ruby#108) which
leads to failures.

Additionally, due to the `webdrivers` gem as a testing dependency
needing upgrading, 9.2 is also a no-go.

JRuby 9.3 matches (MRI) Ruby 2.6 which we just made the floor of the testing
matrix, so this is likely a good version to match anyhow.
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@HarrisonB let me know when to review.

@hibachrach hibachrach marked this pull request as ready for review September 14, 2022 20:51
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@justin808 It's now ready for review

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LGTM

@justin808 justin808 merged commit f873861 into reactjs:master Sep 16, 2022
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Thanks, @hibachrach. Let's see if this runs! We might need some followups.

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Looks like it's running: https://github.com/reactjs/react-rails/actions

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