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D4no0
I’ve been using gitlab for most of my projects. I like how easily it integrates with your custom hardware, installing and linking a fully custom runner is 10 minutes of work, the runner works in pull mode, so you don’t require any network configuration, just a internet connection.
Here are some simple configurations that I use on most of my projects, all of these stages are using docker executor.
KristerV
i’ve been using GitLab and GitHub both and it’s definitely about convenience and a free package. GL I like more, GH we just need in the current project.
what I don’t get is how hard it is to find a ready YAML. i mean I’ve built a few myself and can do it, but I’m not devops and need ideas. anyone got links?
cjbottaro
I didn’t vote because…
We currently use GitHub Actions, but it’s because I work for a giant corporation and getting an approved vendor is a pain in the ass.
I’ve used CircleCI for previous startups and side projects and like it a lot.
Also, I can clearly see that GHA is basically ADO workflows at this point, and I hate MS products.
zorn
Historically I’ve used CircleCI. I am planning to do my next project CI in GitHub Actions primarily as a point of exploration.
To be clear, I’ve been very happy with CircleCI, and their support teams have always been very helpful to me. If I had anything of consequence, I’d probably go with them. For simple / free / open-source things, GitHub Actions might be the path, but that is TBD.
dimitarvp
And because of a generous free tier? But maybe CircleCI has that too, I don’t know.
kanishka
Makes me a little sad that circleci has more features, but people have converged on GHA because it is convenient, I assume?
dimitarvp
Honestly I hate everything that uses YAML as a scripting language…
Still trying to force myself to devise (or discover) a GitHub CI workflow for cross-compiling a Rust project to 4 different OS/CPU combinations, and I actually wanted to do that like 2 months ago now. It’s just not intuitive and extremely quirky. To top things off, it annoys me so much that I am not even sure I want “to get used to it” (as is the classic advice for learning something that everybody knows is dysfunctional).
seanc