Which I feel is a recurring lesson in CI in general. CI systems have to be scriptable to get their job done because they can't anticipate every build system. Wi

Which I feel is a recurring lesson in CI in general. CI systems have to be scriptable to get their job done because they can't anticipate every build system. With even terrible scriptability comes Turing completeness, because it is hard to avoid, a natural law. Eventually someone figures out how to make it do wild things. Eventually those wild things becomes someone's requirements in their CI pipeline. Eventually someone is blog posting about how terrible that entire CI system is because of how baroque their pipeline has become and how many crazy scripts it has that are hard to test and harder to fix. It's like the circle of life for CI systems.