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Migrating from Travis to GitHub Actions (#16322)
* Adds Travis CI migration guide * Updated variable syntax * Updated links * Fixed variable * Split into two tables to fix rendering * Removed section about upstream, might not be applicable here * Made formatting more consistent * Added misc edits, "Next steps" section, matrix example * Added small edits * Added updates from review * Edited "Key similarities" intro * Replaced diagram with link to "Learning GitHub Actions" * Moved links into a "Before you begin" section * Added "Parallel job processing" * Added small edits, "Default environment variables" section * Added "Targeting specific branches" * Added "Checking out submodules" * Moved into nested subsection * Updated "Assumptions about language dependencies" * Renamed section * Adds some small edits * Moved all headings down 1 level * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Lucas Costi <[email protected]> * Added updates from review * Added updates from review * Fixed rendering, added small edit * Removed Travis concepts paragraph, as it seems superfluous * Added minor edits * Reframed the "differences" section to rather emphasize Actions features that might distinguish it from others * Reframed additional differences to emphasize Actions capabilities * Small edit * More small edits * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Lucas Costi <[email protected]> * Revised conditional example * Revised build matrix exmple * Updated python example * Updated examples * Changed example to "Building with Node.js" * Adds fixes from peer review * Added minor edits * Added some finishing touches * Update migrating-from-travis-ci-to-github-actions.md * Small clarification Co-authored-by: Lucas Costi <[email protected]>
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