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I rather not trust any local runs even if they're valid. It's likely not the same infrastructure, configuration etc. The CI run could catch things otherwise. L
by re-thc 2y ago
I rather not trust any local runs even if they're valid. It's likely not the same infrastructure, configuration etc. The CI run could catch things otherwise.
Lots of local environments also cache certain things or have things preconfigured.
Yes, it's best to speed up the process rather than skipping it.
Unless we're in the C/C++/Rust/etc space, the whole process should be relatively quick. Otherwise something else is wrong.
- jiehong 2y agoThe point of provable trust is also to take I to account the environment IMO. Aka, zero trust computing.
- re-thc 2y ago> The point of provable trust is also to take I to account the environment IMO. To ask everyone to stick a Graviton in their home and run Amazon Linux to do work? I rather the PR take a bit longer to run...