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You also get the benefit of it the jobs being built on a shared environment. If developer A wants to build a job, $THING-A and developer B wants to build a thei
by autotune 10y ago
You also get the benefit of it the jobs being built on a shared environment. If developer A wants to build a job, $THING-A and developer B wants to build a their job, $THING-B, there's no having to look through code for environment variables or other differing, machine-specific issues, that might pop up when building with something like, for example, Terraform.
- gargravarr 10y agoThe build server was still the shared environment, but all it did was call a batch script that did everything else, up to and including emailing the build breaker (see above comment). There was also copy-pasted jobs for each branch, rather than a single master build-branch job that took parameters.