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I can do every step on your list with any CI platform. I do something extremely similar to build apps for ios (macos), android (linux), and web (linux). I thi

I can do every step on your list with any CI platform. I do something extremely similar to build apps for ios (macos), android (linux), and web (linux). I think it's so important that it's one of the first things I do on any project. I wanted to give you an example, but it all seems so easy, I'm not sure where you're getting stuck.

gdfasfklshg4 7y ago
Can you really do a legal review from a CI platform?
- wwright 7y ago
  If it can be automated, then obviously, yeah. If not fully automated, many CI platforms allow you to pause the pipeline by requiring manual confirmation from an authorized user. I know Jenkins and CircleCI support this off the top of my head. You could have the CI perform any relevant searches or diffs, then display that to the user to get manual confirmation. It’s still not “perfect”, but it does allow you to reliably get someone to look at the data and say “yes” or “no.”
  - anon9001 7y ago
    Yeah, that's one approach. Another might be to commit some kind of `./legal/sign-off-v1.0.0` so you can see who did it, and so travis can know if it should deploy the build or not
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