Tests are passing locally.

Looks great 👌

You might have to update the package-lock file for CI to pass. A npm install should do the job.

I guess I could but it's in gitignore for some reason

Btw do you use npm 7 or 6?

The lock file is has a version of 1, which is npm 6.

Caz adapter package does not have package-lock.json. And root one does not reflect workspaces. Yarn would work here. Probably npm 7 as well but I never tried it.

Ah, perhaps the problem is that travis uses npm 7 :)

True, very interesting. @inikulin can hopefully provide some background infos.

Travis changed their oss plan recently. A lot of builds are screwed up and take hours to finish. Perhaps they forces users to migrate to github actions and leave them alone.

Travis changed their oss plan recently

I found out yesterday that all that's needed is a migration from Travis' .org offering to their .com domain. Builds seem to be fast again once that's done.

@inikulin Any feedback on this change? I'd love to get out a new release of cheerio, and this is currently blocking.

@fb55 i am at present doing a large refactor i will implement that directly now into the new version

@frank-dspeed Very cool, let me know if you need any help!

Hi folks. Unfortunately I don't have enough time anymore to actively support the project. So, would love to see more co-maintainesr. @fb55 maybe you'd like to take over the project? Would appreciate if you spread the word and contact me via ivan@nikulin.engineering

@inikulin Thanks for your offer — I am happy to take over the project! I've sent you an email a few weeks back; my one ask would be to transfer the project to the @cheeriojs org (or its own org), to encourage others to contribute to the project.

Please let me know if there is anything I can do to make this easier for you!

Thanks again for opening this @TrySound! Took a while to get this merged, but we are finally there.