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Good luck finding contractors who will agree to these terms. Waiting for built times is dead time which is filled with other activity, like documentation, or re
by DocTomoe 4y ago
Good luck finding contractors who will agree to these terms. Waiting for built times is dead time which is filled with other activity, like documentation, or reading through the next requirement.
What you will achieve with this policy is minimizing the number of build processes, from a few times a day to once or twice a week (or less), which is exactly what you do not want from a CI/CD / DevOps environment.
- randomdata 4y agoBesides, you're not paying for one's time. You're paying for one's availability. The difference is subtle, but significant.