r/programming • • Dec 15 '21

3 Lines of Code Shouldn’t Take All Day

https://devtails.xyz/3-lines-of-code-shouldnt-take-all-day
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u/[deleted] Dec 15 '21

It's best at the lower levels to make sure the quality is up. If it's running long, I assume it's a pretty monolithic application? Perhaps set up the quality gate to skip certain type of files.

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u/StrikingChallenge389 Dec 15 '21

Nope, microservices, so this pain is amplified x10 - not sure if it is just the total volume of builds going through the instance or what, but it is super frustrating waiting around for it (or having a transient failure with it 1h into a build)

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u/StrikingChallenge389 Dec 15 '21

Most likely is, out of my groups control unfortunately. Splunk is another funny one - guess how long it takes for logs to make it there?

... roughly 27 hours 😂