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If you don't like the sound of "The literate plugin adds an Action to all Free-style projects that allows exporting these XML configuration snippets in a .zip
by pbiggar 13y ago
If you don't like the sound of
"The literate plugin adds an Action to all Free-style projects that allows exporting these XML configuration snippets in a .zip file for unpacking into your project's source control."
then you might enjoy CircleCI (https://circleci.com https://circleci.com).
We've always believed in understandable configuration checked into source control, with sane defaults and configuration over convention. The configuration (https://circleci.com/docs/configuration https://circleci.com/docs/configuration) is sane and human readable in yaml, yet incredibly powerful, and allows you set up a simple config in 5 minutes, and a complex config in an hour.
- saryant 13y agoWe tried Circle but even though their FAQ states to contact them if your tests require more than 1GB RAM, they can't actually do anything to give you more RAM, even if you're willing to pay. Back to Jenkins we went...
- arohner 13y agoThat's changing soon! We're switching hardware to allow this. I expect that will be available in the next month. Let me know if you're interested in beta testing.
- pbiggar 13y agoRight, exactly!! When you build something to work for everybody, you make something that's not really great for anybody. That's Jenkins. Instead, we built Circle to be amazing for a small set of people (web devs deploying to Linux). If you don't fit into that group, use Jenkins. As time goes by, we're expanding our delightfulness to other groups of people (we only supported Rails at the start, for example). In that vein, we're rolling out the feature to give you more than 2GB of RAM at the moment, so soon you'll be in the group that can have the delightful experience too :)