It's why I like tekton, it's a CI system for kubernetes so you're letting kubernetes solve all those problems. I have far more faith that k8s will be alive and

It's why I like tekton, it's a CI system for kubernetes so you're letting kubernetes solve all those problems. I have far more faith that k8s will be alive and kicking and not breaking core things like secrets, logs, container execution, etc. in painful ways in the future than anything else. In general though I try to put all the CI work into a simple shell or similar script and then just configure whatever CI system is in use to call it in the appropriate environment (in a container, bespoke VM, etc.). I agree putting all kinds of complexity in a unique CI system is just asking for trouble down the road as it's now basically a hard dependency for your code to be shippable.