> - Put all build/publish/test logic in Makefiles or scripts in the repo. This means that devs can run it locally as well. This is critical! In many teams Dev

> - Put all build/publish/test logic in Makefiles or scripts in the repo. This means that devs can run it locally as well. This is critical! In many teams Devs are "lazy", if any errors or weirdness happens in CI they just wave their hands and say "not a feature, not my problem". Even though they know exactly what's in the test code, the deploy code, and can see the issue. Letting Devs see and run the CI scripts locally gives them _ownership_. They don't have to fix the issues, but they have control and understanding which radically reduces the arguments and pipeline drama :)