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In regards to needing CI, it appears your project is open sourced. Both Travis [1] and CircleCI [2] both have free tiers for open source projects, worth a look!
by bbody 8y ago
In regards to needing CI, it appears your project is open sourced. Both Travis [1] and CircleCI [2] both have free tiers for open source projects, worth a look!
[1]: https://travis-ci.com/plans https://travis-ci.com/plans
[2]: https://circleci.com/pricing/ https://circleci.com/pricing/
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- burtonator 8y agoThanks. Yes. I had looked at this and since we're an Electron project we have specific requirements and one of those is a MacOS host as well as Windows. I think it's easier to find Windows + Linux for free but not Mac. Additionally, I think we might not scale on the free tier but not sure yet. I tend to use a lot of CI resources. At work I spend about $500 per month on our CI boxes.
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- detaro 8y agoOne of the two linked offers MacOS.
- burtonator 8y agoOh nice... looks like CircleCI does now! I think that's new as last time I checked I didn't see it... thanks!
- burtonator 8y agoJust re-checked and the MacOS containers cost $39 per month for one...
- detaro 8y agoCheck more thoroughly: > We also offer the Seed plan free (at 1x concurrency) for OS X open source projects.
- snazz 8y agoDiscourse is also free and open source. You can run it on a $5 DigitalOcean droplet instead of spending $100+/mo on a discourse.org account. With your $88/mo, you can keep $80 of it after spending a little over $5 in Discourse hosting and taxes. Both CI options are free for your project. $200/mo seems exorbitant for two simple services.