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Deletes travis and appveyor and replaces them with a (much faster!) azure pipelines CI. Currently runs - JS build on docker - Python 2.7 build on docker - Python 2.7 manylinux2010 build on docker - Python 3.7 build on docker - Python 3.7 manylinux2010 build on docker - Python 3.7 manylinux2014 build on docker - Python 2.7 build on mac - Python 3.7 build on mac - Python 3.7 build on windows VS2017 all in under 20 minutes. Todo list: - [ ] Sign up perspective for azure devops - [ ] investigate failing tests on windows [skip ci]
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@texodus can you remove the readme badges and replace with |
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Thanks for the PR! Looks good!
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Deletes travis and appveyor and replaces them with a (much faster!) azure pipelines CI.
Currently runs
all in under 20 minutes.
Todo list: