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What is the pricing for CirclCI, I can't find any on your site, and that makes me less intersted in trying it out :-) (and is there support for not github base

What is the pricing for CirclCI, I can't find any on your site, and that makes me less intersted in trying it out :-) (and is there support for not github based hosting?) [edit] And I see that you dont support ghc (haskell). Oh well, I guess I still need to wait for Travis CI to roll out there paid version :)

pbiggar 14y ago
Pricing is $19/$49/$149 for 1/10/40 private repos. That includes unlimited builds, unlimited test time, etc. We don't support non-GitHub sorry. We do support ghc, and have a few customers using it. I should write a doc for that.
- carterschonwald 14y ago
  cool, what versions of ghc? (or is it haskell platform only?) (I am doing some 7.6.* heavy work, and thats ignoring occasionally playing with just patching GHC itself! :) )
  - pbiggar 14y ago
    Haskell platform at the moment, but we can add things relatively easily, especially if they have debs available (in ubuntu 12.04 or elsewhere).
    - carterschonwald 14y ago
      Interesting. 1) does that give a path towards users providing their own *.deb bundles and thus being able to use their own choice in compiler versions? 2) part 1 is a bit important, I may be doing a lot of dev work against ghc head (or patched versions thereof) in the coming months (though not for another 2-4 months realistically), and unless i can a la carte plug in the ghc version I want, i may a well roll my own thing on top of jenkins and the like :)
- carterschonwald 14y ago
  why isn't the pricing listed on the site? That seems a bit odd! :-)
  - pbiggar 14y ago
    It is silly, yes. You see it when you log in. We're in the process of reworking the front page, and part of that will be getting the pricing onto it.
    - MartinCron 14y ago
      Please do. Whenever I don't see transparent pricing, I assume it's prohibitively expensive. Also, frictionless CI as a service? You are doing God's work. I hope you succeed.
jefffoster 14y ago
I tried it out and the CircleCI team installed the latest Haskell platform, so I was up and running with cabal tests in five minutes.

pbiggar 14y ago

Pricing is $19/$49/$149 for 1/10/40 private repos. That includes unlimited builds, unlimited test time, etc. We don't support non-GitHub sorry. We do support ghc, and have a few customers using it. I should write a doc for that.

carterschonwald 14y ago
cool, what versions of ghc? (or is it haskell platform only?) (I am doing some 7.6.* heavy work, and thats ignoring occasionally playing with just patching GHC itself! :) )
- pbiggar 14y ago
  Haskell platform at the moment, but we can add things relatively easily, especially if they have debs available (in ubuntu 12.04 or elsewhere).
  - carterschonwald 14y ago
    Interesting. 1) does that give a path towards users providing their own *.deb bundles and thus being able to use their own choice in compiler versions? 2) part 1 is a bit important, I may be doing a lot of dev work against ghc head (or patched versions thereof) in the coming months (though not for another 2-4 months realistically), and unless i can a la carte plug in the ghc version I want, i may a well roll my own thing on top of jenkins and the like :)
carterschonwald 14y ago
why isn't the pricing listed on the site? That seems a bit odd! :-)
- pbiggar 14y ago
  It is silly, yes. You see it when you log in. We're in the process of reworking the front page, and part of that will be getting the pricing onto it.
  - MartinCron 14y ago
    Please do. Whenever I don't see transparent pricing, I assume it's prohibitively expensive. Also, frictionless CI as a service? You are doing God's work. I hope you succeed.

jefffoster 14y ago

I tried it out and the CircleCI team installed the latest Haskell platform, so I was up and running with cabal tests in five minutes.