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I hope no one minds a quick plug... sourcehut has a build service with a comparible UX to Travis CI, but more powerful in some respects. https://sourcehut.org

I hope no one minds a quick plug... sourcehut has a build service with a comparible UX to Travis CI, but more powerful in some respects. https://sourcehut.org https://sourcehut.org Get in touch if you want some tips on moving from Travis to builds.sr.ht. I wish I could hire some of the recently unemployed, but I just don't have the budget. If you want me to circulate your resumes in Philly, feel free to email them to me. Best of luck.

myWindoonn 8y ago
This is a bait-and-switch for most of us who are used to free Travis service, as your offering is not free.
- Sir_Cmpwn 8y ago
  Well, during the alpha it's free, but you're right that it will eventually require payment. But the incentives are better this way anyway: if it were free then in a few years we could very well be having this conversation in the wake of layoffs at sourcehut following an aquisition. Sourcehut isn't based on the VC grow-until-you-burst model. If you pay for your account, you can be confident it's sustainable and aligned with your interests. Also, if anyone has trouble affording an account, please send me an email. I don't want anyone to be left out because they can't afford the subscription fee, we'll sort something out.
- bostonvaulter2 8y ago
  He's not obligated to provide a free service. He's trying to run a business here.
jrochkind1 8y ago
"comparable UX to travis" is enticing to me, as I am fond of travis. Where do I find pricing information? (Was hoping for the standard "Pricing" link). Does it require a repo hosted on sourehut too, or can the CI be used independently?
- Sir_Cmpwn 8y ago
  There's an open todo ticket to add a public pricing breakdown - right now you only see it after signup. This is what the page looks like: https://sr.ht/lS5M.png https://sr.ht/lS5M.png I'll see if I can't get public pricing info up later today. >Does it require a repo hosted on sourehut too, or can the CI be used independently? You can use the CI independently. Right now there's a GitHub integration and I'm open to adding more :)
  - Sir_Cmpwn 8y ago
    Update: pricing page is now shown here: https://sourcehut.org/pricing/ https://sourcehut.org/pricing/
    - voltagex_ 8y ago
      It's not clear from that page what I'm getting for my money.
      - Sir_Cmpwn 8y ago
        You generally wouldn't go directly here. You'd start at the link I originally posted: https://sourcehut.org/ https://sourcehut.org/ Or did you feel that this isn't helpful either?
        voltagex_ 8y ago
        Hi, sorry - I'm looking for more along the lines of "how much X I get for Y" - e.g. to do a few ARM kernel builds a month, what would it cost me?
        Sir_Cmpwn 8y ago
        It's not ala-carte. You pay your subscription fee and get unlimited access to all features. If you start to use more resources than is reasonable, I'll shoot you an email and talk about it. It doesn't sound like you would, though.

myWindoonn 8y ago

This is a bait-and-switch for most of us who are used to free Travis service, as your offering is not free.

Sir_Cmpwn 8y ago
Well, during the alpha it's free, but you're right that it will eventually require payment. But the incentives are better this way anyway: if it were free then in a few years we could very well be having this conversation in the wake of layoffs at sourcehut following an aquisition. Sourcehut isn't based on the VC grow-until-you-burst model. If you pay for your account, you can be confident it's sustainable and aligned with your interests. Also, if anyone has trouble affording an account, please send me an email. I don't want anyone to be left out because they can't afford the subscription fee, we'll sort something out.
bostonvaulter2 8y ago
He's not obligated to provide a free service. He's trying to run a business here.

jrochkind1 8y ago

"comparable UX to travis" is enticing to me, as I am fond of travis. Where do I find pricing information? (Was hoping for the standard "Pricing" link). Does it require a repo hosted on sourehut too, or can the CI be used independently?

Sir_Cmpwn 8y ago
There's an open todo ticket to add a public pricing breakdown - right now you only see it after signup. This is what the page looks like: https://sr.ht/lS5M.png https://sr.ht/lS5M.png I'll see if I can't get public pricing info up later today. >Does it require a repo hosted on sourehut too, or can the CI be used independently? You can use the CI independently. Right now there's a GitHub integration and I'm open to adding more :)
- Sir_Cmpwn 8y ago
  Update: pricing page is now shown here: https://sourcehut.org/pricing/ https://sourcehut.org/pricing/
  - voltagex_ 8y ago
    It's not clear from that page what I'm getting for my money.
    - Sir_Cmpwn 8y ago
      You generally wouldn't go directly here. You'd start at the link I originally posted: https://sourcehut.org/ https://sourcehut.org/ Or did you feel that this isn't helpful either?
      - voltagex_ 8y ago
        Hi, sorry - I'm looking for more along the lines of "how much X I get for Y" - e.g. to do a few ARM kernel builds a month, what would it cost me?
        Sir_Cmpwn 8y ago
        It's not ala-carte. You pay your subscription fee and get unlimited access to all features. If you start to use more resources than is reasonable, I'll shoot you an email and talk about it. It doesn't sound like you would, though.