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fix(travis): fix travis nodejs version #2374
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Code Climate has analyzed commit 4c1c493 and detected 0 issues on this pull request. The test coverage on the diff in this pull request is 100.0% (100% is the threshold). This pull request will bring the total coverage in the repository to 100.0% (0.0% change). View more on Code Climate. |
It didn't worked. This seems something related to travis changing the expected behavior. I've seen build 4900 and it worked. Now, we're receiving an error warning in Travis: I'm looking into this. |
Fixed for the moment... It seems that |
I do prefer the GitHub action path as it seems better to have everything at the same platform. |
This is an example of how to fix this issue with the new travis semantics. |
wiki page generation should not interfere with publishing. I highly doubt that was the issue. |
GitHub action is far from ready. Did some testing, even tried to contribute to |
You don't have to doubt, just read this comment and this one. I just changed the version of node blindly hoping that it was that (although I was also doubting about its efficacy). I was in a rush (family issues) and wanted to fix this asap. Anyway, it wasn't going to hurt to bump the wiki generation node version. Regarding |
@robertohuertasm I've read the comments and still Regarding |
@JimiC I disabled the setting in travis myself. It was enabled (I guess Travis enabled it by default) and that was causing the misbehavior. Regarding |
Aahh that explains it. |
actions/setup-node#58 still pending |
Pending for another PR, that's gonna take some time to get merged! |
Publish hasn't worked, I'm not sure why, but a quick look at the travis file shows that wiki pages were still using the former version of node.