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Really depends. When I tried it, GoCD sucked a bit for shell-script/makefile based build processes, but worked really well for Java/C#. Also IMO, Jenkins has a
by guitarbill 10y ago
Really depends. When I tried it, GoCD sucked a bit for shell-script/makefile based build processes, but worked really well for Java/C#. Also IMO, Jenkins has a less-steep learning curve and is far easier to set up and for devs to modify themselves. But everybody loves shiny things.
- solarengineer 10y agoI'm building my entire operating system using GoCD. Once you start to mature in your development practices, you start to realise the need for first class pipelines and more.