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At first I thought it was just another CI tool exclusive to github.com, but the fact that you can hook up more than just the commit push events makes it interes
by Chico75 8y ago
At first I thought it was just another CI tool exclusive to github.com, but the fact that you can hook up more than just the commit push events makes it interesting for orchestrating a bunch of workflows around issues and pull requests.
Also great to see that it supports both UI and code definition.
The only big missing feature in my opinion is a shared library support, because it will soon be tedious to copy/paste the same generic docker build commands across repositories.
- tedmiston 8y agoWhat do you mean — isn't that exactly what a DockerBuildAction would provide? Or are you referring to sharing an entire workflow?
- sitepodmatt 8y agoI think it's referring to copying just part of the flow, where the terminal ends might not be connected, so per project/target you just wire up a repository to side A, and a deploy target to side B. Flows being a shareable description of part of the processing pipeline, where the testing/slack notification/approval workflow/building is standardized perhaps.. . (maybe I've been reading too much Akka streams)