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Enterprise is moving to bazel or similar, often with build caches, and using partial builds on checkin based on what’s changed.
by prpl 3y ago
Enterprise is moving to bazel or similar, often with build caches, and using partial builds on checkin based on what’s changed.
- no_wizard 3y agoreally depends on the enterprise. I know of quite a few that have buyers remorse over Bazel because they ended up having to have dedicated engineers to keep it working. There's alot of room for easier to manage Bazel alternatives and I believe enterprises are willing to pay for them.
- hotnfresh 3y agoEnterprises with strong, opinionated, tech org leadership, maybe. The rest are shuffling around between solutions that haven’t been state-of-the-art in 15 years or more, and usually purchased or bundled from some giant vendor or another, as usual. They’re ahead of the curve if they have any standard widely-implemented CI solution that’s fully in use and not one of three (or more) in various stages of being adopted, maintained, and phased out, in fact.