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If they did not commit all the important files and your CI system didn't catch that, that's definitely the fault of your CI system, not global gitignore.
by fishywang 4y ago
If they did not commit all the important files and your CI system didn't catch that, that's definitely the fault of your CI system, not global gitignore.
- tehbeard 4y agoBecause there isn't a CI? Shocking I know /s. But not everyone on here is part of a 20 man SV tech startup making the next social media for beagles and deploying 50 times a day...
- Dobbs 4y agoYou don’t have to be at a tech startup to have things like CI and/or code review platforms.
- aynawn 4y agoAgreed. If the code is in GitHub, it's incredibly easy to create a simple github actions workflow that could run the app.
- llllllllllll9 4y agoso glad i don't work with you.
- xxpor 4y agoWhy? They're right imo
- llllllllllll9 4y agofishywang's attitude
- SZJX 4y agoWhat attitude lmao. They’re very matter-of-fact in expressing an objective opinion from what I can see.
- llllllllllll9 4y agowhat perceptive skills lmao! i couldn't stand talking to you for 2 minutes. lmao!
- OrderlyTiamat 4y agoI don't understand, you'd rather work without a CI pipeline?
- llllllllllll9 4y agoi'd rather not work with fishywang