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The "goodness" of Jenkins for my use-case is that the service can be a kind of "sudo" for capabilities we don't want to spread around. That said, learning Yet
by smitty1e 6y ago
The "goodness" of Jenkins for my use-case is that the service can be a kind of "sudo" for capabilities we don't want to spread around.
That said, learning Yet Another Language that only deals with a niche requirement is a total bore.
If we can cook it down to executing some garden-variety bash in a special context, along with some spiffy pipeline visualization, that is enough.
- noisy_boy 6y agoAt the end of the day, its just the shell executing the commands :) sure, you can always distil it down to a script (or a set of scripts) and nothing wrong with it either - as always, depends on the context.