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This sound very tempting! I run Rust CI for Windows/Linux (on azure pipelines) and it need art least 1h to complete, with several tricks already done. When so
by mamcx 6y ago
This sound very tempting!
I run Rust CI for Windows/Linux (on azure pipelines) and it need art least 1h to complete, with several tricks already done.
When something broke the iteration is very slow to fix it (you wait 1h, then find the problem, then publish, another hour, you forget something...)
So I have a local deployment so i can fix things faster, but is like negating the whole point.
If yours can help in deploy rust faster chime in https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/ https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/ because is a major pain point!
P.D: I assume this not include osx/windows?
- colinchartier 6y agoWe definitely support rust - you could even use "RUN REPEATABLE" to reuse the state from prior builds, the same way you'd build locally. Happy to chat more and send you some swag if you try it out and write a blog post about your experience :) colin@layerci.com You can't 'FROM vm/osx' or 'FROM vm/windows' yet, it's relatively difficult to navigate licensing as a startup unfortunately.
- mamcx 6y agoYeah, lets try. If I can cut times for deployment the web sites is still a win. I could wait for the windows builds, them are for utilities... > You can't 'FROM vm/osx' or 'FROM vm/windows' yet, it's relatively difficult to navigate licensing as a startup unfortunately. Maybe allowing to connect to vultr/digitalocean? Them have cloud instances with windows.