> but that's generally provided by templates from the corporate CI/CD team That's rather a "corporate" perspective. And having to rely on corporate infrastruct

> but that's generally provided by templates from the corporate CI/CD team That's rather a "corporate" perspective. And having to rely on corporate infrastructure, build-teams and so on results in a mushroom outlook, in my experience, which I found depressing and disempowering. In most modern non-corporate development work, you are the CI/CD team.