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If doing this sort of a migration is a real possibility, it's an argument for having the bare minimum logic in the CI tool and as much as you can in your own sc

• dindresto 3y ago
  That's actually what we did for our monorepo. We had a huge Gitlab pipeline of multiple steps and jobs, now it's a single job pipeline that builds, tests and deploys 15 different projects, all powered by Nix and some Python scripts.
• leonheld 3y ago
  Ugh, yes, but then I fall into the "too complex for bash, too simple for Python" trap. I feel like everything goes to hell the moment someone writes a Python class to deal with /something/ in a build pipeline. For bash, well, we all know where that goes... the other options are simply too obscure for me to invest in. But I agree with your assessment, as much as the classic script: - chmod +x pipeline.sh - ./pipeline.sh makes me want to die.