Moved CI to GitHub Actions #31
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aminya
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After this is done, I want to add the tests for the mutations versions of the functions, and then I would declare testing 1.0 ready. |
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This PR moves testing to GitHub actions.
The testing is now split into two parts, one workflow that tests for Julia 1.0 and 1.3 for pushes and pull requests, and one workflow for Julia nightly which in additions runs twice a month.
Additionally, there is a test that installs standalone MKL on Linux and tests the package using it.
Respective badges have been added to the Readme.
Windows testing is currently disabled, as building
MKL.jlon Windows is currently broken (see JuliaLinearAlgebra/MKL.jl#24) and I don't know a good way to install standalone MKL via CLI on WindowsThere appears to be a merging issue, but the jobs run successfully on my (updated) fork as seen here.