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CircleCI 2.0 has full support for macOS, sounds like a perfect fit for you. It's also inexpensive (if you don't consider your time worthless, since it's $39/mo,
by Androider 9y ago
CircleCI 2.0 has full support for macOS, sounds like a perfect fit for you. It's also inexpensive (if you don't consider your time worthless, since it's $39/mo, which is ridiculously cheap compared to time we spent babysitting Jenkins previously), and just one of the best CI systems there exists in my experience.
Just a happy customer.
- circular_logic 9y agoCircle might be nice for a small project, but I would advise away from Circle Ci for larger projects. Their feature set is immature if you want to do anything that requires a moderately complex workflow or need triggered deploys. Your builds are in a queue that can take ages sometimes. Their UI is pretty poor. For example, branches show up forever on a project even if you delete them from the repo. You actually have to ask their support to remove them.
- busterarm 9y agoCircle CI 2.0 and their triggered deploys work pretty well, actually. We've been using 1.0 in production for over 2 years and we're about 3 months into using 2.0 and it's working out great. Our builds are pretty complex and we have tear down scripts that we always want to run even if a build fails and CircleCI does that (on 2.0, finally). The only thing I wouldn't advise CircleCI for is if you want to distribute your tests across many machines -- and only because it's very expensive!