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Replace three poorly-maintained CI configs (Travis, CircleCI, Drone) with a single GitHub Actions workflow. Remove dead Scala source directories and stale TODO comments from the build files. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
src/main/scalaandsrc/test/scalasource directory references from build-helper-maven-pluginpom.xml(Avro version pinning explanation, dead JaCoCo exclusion)Why
The three existing CI configs were all broken or out of date: Travis referenced Gradle caching (wrong build tool), CircleCI used a deprecated machine image with hacky Java install steps, and Drone couldn't run integration tests due to Docker-in-Docker issues. A single GitHub Actions workflow is simpler and works out of the box for TestContainers.
The Scala source directories were referenced in both poms but no Scala files exist anywhere in the project.
Test plan
mvn clean verifysuccessfully on push🤖 Generated with Claude Code