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So I can run this locally, ensure my test system is dialed in, then scale/automate it with the hosted service? If that's true, it certainly beats having to gues
by fallingmeat 13y ago
So I can run this locally, ensure my test system is dialed in, then scale/automate it with the hosted service? If that's true, it certainly beats having to guess what my test system is actually doing remotely and would definitely help bring some alignment between my prod/test infrastructure.
- bradrydzewski 13y agoyes! there is a CLI that let's your run your builds locally, on your laptop. Navigate to the root directory of your repository and run `drone -v build .` you need Docker installed and the .drone.yml file in the root. it's a great way to test locally without having to push to the CI server. As an added bonus, you could even setup a pre-commit hook