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> They're providing an FAQ about "free accounts" without saying there no longer is no such thing as a free account, and "open source projects" are "joining priv
by yorwba 6y ago
> They're providing an FAQ about "free accounts" without saying there no longer is no such thing as a free account, and "open source projects" are "joining private projects on travis-ci.com" only in the sense they can choose to pay for the same plans as private projects.
https://travis-ci.com/plans https://travis-ci.com/plans
Was the "free plan" added after you commented?
> Free Plan
> Free
> - 10000 Credits
> - Unlimited unique users
> - Private & Open-Source Repos
> - Windows, Linux, MacOS
- takluyver 6y agoAs a logged in user, that redirects to a settings page where you can choose your plan. A tooltip has some more detail for the free option: > Free Plan is trial plan. The credits will not be replenished. It's not clear if that's actually true - some people have had emails suggesting there are 1000 free credits (100 minutes on Linux) per month.
- jrochkind1 6y agoMouse over the (?) icon. "Free plan is trial plan. The credits will not be replenished. Switch to Free Plan if you want to cancel your subscription." So, yeah, there is something they call the "free plan". If gives you 10K "credits" that once they are gone they are gone (I'm not sure exactly what a "credit" corresponds to in terms of workers/minutes, but could probably find it somewhere). Do you feel like this is what you expected it to be, that they are being transparent about the fate of open source projects that previously had free CI? You can say you do, it's your perspective!