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I would never trust the fundamentals of my source control, or build system to a SAAS. I could see putting the actual builds, and the primary source control in S
by Arelius 15y ago
I would never trust the fundamentals of my source control, or build system to a SAAS. I could see putting the actual builds, and the primary source control in SAAS, but if I don't know that I can make a build when shit hits the fan, and the service goes down, even with a lot of work, then that's a no-go.
In other words, combine with my build and source control system, but don't force me into a proprietary build system which I have no migration path off of, if you go belly-up.
- canterburry 15y agoThe interesting thing is, I see the above components being offered separately, but I haven't seen anyone really combine them yet. So, seems like you too are willing to offload some components but not the entire thing...which may explain why I haven't found an end to end service out there.
- Arelius 15y agoSorry, you are mistaken. I'd have interest to offload the entire thing. End-to-end. But only so much as it work with industry standard source control/build scripts/etc. I don't want to be stuck should we choose to change our mind.
- canterburry 15y agoGot it.