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We have been considering going down that route and releasing Diffd as an open source project while offering a hosted version that is the easiest way to do thing
by michaelstewart 11y ago
We have been considering going down that route and releasing Diffd as an open source project while offering a hosted version that is the easiest way to do things in parallel and across multiple browsers and operating systems.
However, we expect that initially most will add Diffd as a manual step at the end of their pipeline. So, it's not like their ability to push code is completely dependent on a third party, it's just another check.
Taking a dependence on Diffd is going to be less risky than depending on a third party for your CI server like Travis CI, CircleCI or CodeShip.
- mrmondo 11y agoWe don't depend on a third party for our CI though? We use Gitlab-CI to build all our code / Docker images and run our tests which not only works very well but is also extremely fast.