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I can heartily recommend Teamcity for anything CI. Comes fully baked (i.e. no plugin hell), has nice handling of inheritence and exposes all the options in a st

• hinkley 6y ago
  For reasons, the things at work that could be changed but that I personally cannot are amongst the ones that bother me the most. First CI system that I maintained (rather than deputizing to someone else) was TeamCity 1.0, and it has kinda felt downhill since. I sometimes want to take the 4 nicest features from each CI system I've used and make a new, minimalist one but I don't want to have to maintain it. I do occasionally do a mental exercise of "how much of a CI system could I build today with off the shelf parts?". The last cycle of this was just recently when I saw an ad about someone integrating k8s into their CI tool, and I thought, "man how much administration code did that just deprecate?"