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It probably depends on your org size and how specialised you are. Right now I dislike GitHub Actions and think that Gitlab CI is way better, but I also don't gi
by raffraffraff 2y ago
It probably depends on your org size and how specialised you are. Right now I dislike GitHub Actions and think that Gitlab CI is way better, but I also don't give it to much thought because it's a once in a blue moon task for me to mess with them. But I would absolutely hate to be a "100% DevOps guy" for a huge organisation that wants me to specialise in this stuff all the time. I think that by the end of week 1 I'd go mad.
- Marsymars 2y agoI don't mind it per se; to me the problem is then that some devs don't bother with basic debugging steps of CI failures - if anything works locally and fails in CI, their first step is to message me - so instead of being "100% DevOps" I spend a pile of time debugging other devs' local environments.
- sgarland 2y agoMy favorite is when they post an absolutely massive error message, most of which is utterly unrelated, but also the answer to their problem is contained within it.