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> Defining a language to run scripts in parallel with some constraints is actually quite easy if you just pass the script to an existing interpreter and let the

> Defining a language to run scripts in parallel with some constraints is actually quite easy if you just pass the script to an existing interpreter and let the language mainly deal with the constraints around order and parallelism (and code reuse) Isn't this Make?

rr808 3y ago
Right I like doing everything in Bazel instead of make now but still the same idea to keep it independent of CICD.
- javier2 3y ago
  Bazel? How many hours per year are you allowed to spend on CI? :D
  - rr808 3y ago
    Lol our company uses it a lot so I use it a bit. I never learned make properly so I figure I might as well ignore it for now.