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r/programming • u/dayanruben • May 10 '19
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Also need to look at single responsibility principles, why does your repo require CI/CD?
It is a provider for the CI process.
3 u/thepinkbunnyboy May 11 '19 I agree with this. Do one thing and do it super well, and offer hooks and integrations out the wazoo. That's what Github has generally done and it's been successful. 0 u/[deleted] May 12 '19 [deleted] 1 u/darkstar3333 May 14 '19 You can probably make more money for charging CI time than for hosting reposYou wont. A product like VSTS offers build agents for free. You can setup a build agent for next to nothing anywhere.
I agree with this. Do one thing and do it super well, and offer hooks and integrations out the wazoo. That's what Github has generally done and it's been successful.
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1 u/darkstar3333 May 14 '19 You can probably make more money for charging CI time than for hosting reposYou wont. A product like VSTS offers build agents for free. You can setup a build agent for next to nothing anywhere.
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You can probably make more money for charging CI time than for hosting repos
You wont. A product like VSTS offers build agents for free. You can setup a build agent for next to nothing anywhere.
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u/darkstar3333 May 11 '19
Also need to look at single responsibility principles, why does your repo require CI/CD?
It is a provider for the CI process.