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README badges: Travis CI and gocover.io are both dead #122
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The README still shows a Travis CI badge (travis-ci.org shut down in 2021, CI is on GitHub Actions now) and a gocover.io coverage badge (gone for years), so both render broken.
Happy to send a PR. Swapping the Travis badge for the Actions one is trivial. For coverage there are two options: drop the badge, or wire one up. CI currently runs go test without -coverprofile, so it'd be an upload step in go.yml either way. Full disclosure, I build gocov (https://gocov.dev, source at https://github.com/gocov/gocov), an open-source coverage server, hosted free for public repos, but it needs one repo secret so that's your call. Which way do you want to go?
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bykclk commentedon Sep 4, 2026
Small correction to what I wrote above: gocov no longer needs a repo secret. Uploads can go through GitHub's OIDC token (
permissions: id-token: write) and the repo registers itself on the first upload; the only setup on your side would be a one-time install of the gocov GitHub App on thersaccount. Opened #123 for the badge cleanup on its own; the coverage badge can be a separate follow-up if you want it.README: replace the dead Travis CI and gocover.io badges (#123)