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Nobody deserves this, but lordy I have lost days of dev time to Circle in the last several years.
by mr_justin 7y ago
Nobody deserves this, but lordy I have lost days of dev time to Circle in the last several years.
- paulddraper 7y agoFor what?
- JshWright 7y agoWell, for starters their service availability is... not stellar.
- SkyPuncher 7y agoIf I have the choice, I will not be starting any project with them in the future after the crap they pulled with CircleCI 2.0. "We're introducing this new, 2.0, version. It has some benefits, but is also missing a lot of features and bug ridden. It's easier for us though, so you're going to have to waste a couple days converting from 1.0 to 2.0."
- aeonflux 7y agoMy feelings as well. What we really need is a ansible script or a docker file, which would build a Jenkins instance which everyone could use. You would of course need different tools for various build setup and technologies, but CircleCI is far from point and click anyway. I really which I would spend all the time I wasted on their config to build the above. This way everyone could run 5000$/mo of CircleCI on a 50$/mo bare metal.
- nathanaldensr 7y agoYou might want to try Azure Pipelines. It uses a dual model of Microsoft-hosted build agents running several OSes including macOS, and self-hosted build agents running on infrastructure of your choosing. The team I lead uses for Windows-, Linux-, and macOS-based builds, Microsoft-hosted and self-hosted build agents.
- aeonflux 7y agoIf I finally decide to pull the plug I will probably invest time to build my own setup around OS tooling. Main benefits would be much lower price and independence from lock in. And it's not like one has to build their own solution here. There are tools available.