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My experience with GHA is that it can be awesome for things like small projects that want to enforce linters, unit tests, etc. Once you get into more complex t
by staticassertion 5y ago
My experience with GHA is that it can be awesome for things like small projects that want to enforce linters, unit tests, etc.
Once you get into more complex things - like building docker images, storing into an artifact repository, baking amis, running integration or end to end tests, etc, it can be a pain.
It was a great place for us to start but we've since moved to BuildKite.
- athorax 5y agoAgreed. It is great for things that you want to run directly against your code base (like linters, tests, etc.)