As a Racket developer, if you’ve been running tests and code coverage on your GitHub repos using Travis (for instance, via Greg Hendershott’s travis-racket), you will eventually discover (as I did a few days ago) that Travis is no longer free for open source projects, as it once was. An unfortunate turn of events. In response, the trend among open source developers seems to be to migrate to Github Actions, a free, disturbingly convenient, and admittedly good option, from what I can tell.
