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But if the CI breaks means you already committed it, and it will get pushed to production, too late!
by vfc1 11y ago
But if the CI breaks means you already committed it, and it will get pushed to production, too late!
- lobo_tuerto 11y agoNo, that's exactly what CI services an pushing to candidate branches are for.
- gamegoblin 11y agoIf one's CI does not have a pre-production stage with integration tests, automatic blockers, and automatic rollback, one should rethink their CI design.
- softawre 11y agoGerrit is a thing (and you should run your tests locally, if you can)
- voltagex_ 11y agoSorry, I should have said "if it doesn't build, you don't merge it"
- aprdm 11y agocommit -> CI -> PASSES TESTS -> DEPLOY how is it going to be pushed to production if it fails tests ? :P
- draw_down 11y agoHow will it get pushed to production if there is no build artifact, because the build failed? This is what CI is.