IMO, CI as the product companies are done for, to some extent they built a business on GitHub not having CI built in, and now it does. (GitLab already did, and

IMO, CI as the product companies are done for, to some extent they built a business on GitHub not having CI built in, and now it does. (GitLab already did, and when have you seen a GitLab-hosted project using CircleCI or similar?) The more Actions matures, the harder it is for them to continue - their market will be legacy projects already on the platform, and perhaps the new projects from companies already using it for older projects (the one reason I can think of to prefer Circle over Actions for a new GH-hosted project).