I hate GitHub Actions, and I hate Azure Pipelines, which are basically the same. I especially hate that GitHub Actions has the worst documentation. However, I’

I hate GitHub Actions, and I hate Azure Pipelines, which are basically the same. I especially hate that GitHub Actions has the worst documentation. However, I’ve come full circle on this topic. My current position is that you must go all-in with a given CI platform, or forego the benefits it offers. So all my pipelines use all features, to offer a great experience for devs relying on them: Fast, reproducible, steps that are easy to reason about, useful parameters for runs, ...