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I guess it's possible. But I also don't really have anything to ignore....? I genuinely never have an issue; it builds code, every time. I commit code, push it

I guess it's possible. But I also don't really have anything to ignore....? I genuinely never have an issue; it builds code, every time. I commit code, push it, wait 45 seconds, it syncs to AWS, then all my sites periodically ping the S3 bucket for any changes, and download any new items. It's one of the most reliable pieces of my entire stack. It's comically consistent, compared to anything I try building for a mobile app or pushing to a mobile app store. I look forward to opening my IDE to push code to the Actions for my web app, and I dread the build pipeline for a mobile app.

IshKebab 2y ago
> I genuinely never have an issue; it builds code, every time. Well yeah because nobody is saying it isn't reliable. It's the setup stage that is painful. Once you've done it you can just leave it mostly. I guess if your CI is very simple and always the same you are exposed to these issues less.
michaelmior 2y ago
> I dread the build pipeline for a mobile app. I would recommend looking at Fastlane[0] if you haven't already. [0] https://github.com/fastlane/fastlane https://github.com/fastlane/fastlane