Migrate CI from Travis to GitHub Actions #53
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Co-authored-by: nanotower <[email protected]>
Replace badgen CI badge with GitHub Actions badge
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Great work @nanotower! 👏
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This pull request closes expressjs/errorhandler#32 by migrating the continuous integration pipeline from Travis to GitHub Actions.
Key Updates:
CI Migration:
Replaces Travis CI with GitHub Actions for all automated testing and coverage reporting.
This action was he reference I used as a starting point.
Node.js Version Matrix:
Tests span from Node.js v0.8 up to the latest release.
Badges Updated:
Test result and coverage badges previously referencing Travis have been updated to reflect status and metrics from GitHub Actions.