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It's not _just_ the infrastructure that is awesome for homebrew. The help I got from the team, answering in real-time when I didn't know how to get through the
by xiphias2 2y ago
It's not _just_ the infrastructure that is awesome for homebrew. The help I got from the team, answering in real-time when I didn't know how to get through the CI bugs is amazing. It's the boring maintainence work that makes it so special for me.
I also feel that there could be a lot of automation in the backend part, catching bugs early (maybe even on local machine before CI run) for example.
- KolenCh 2y agoI think you mean “the hell I got from the team”. I wonder if anything changed substantially over the years to make you say that?
- saagarjha 2y agoI feel like it's quite rude to deny to someone's lived experience and then ask what might have changed to make them feel that way.
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- KolenCh 2y agoTo those who downvote, care to explain? Homebrew community is notorious in how they treat users on their GitHub Issues and I wonder why anyone is downvoting without showing how that situation have changed.