TwistingTwists
CI / CD pipeline in Elixir -phoenix project?
What tools does the community use for a CI/CD pipeline in Elixir?
I haven’t seen much discussion around it.
This is only something I could track.
Enlightenment needed here! ![]()
Edit : clarifications
- CI/CD FOR elixir projects = how is it different for say, nodejs project?
- Do we have a CI/CD pipeline tool IN Elixir FOR Elixir projects? Would Ci/CD in Elixir have an advantage over CI/CD not IN Elixir ?
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axelson
For both 1 and 2 you should take a look at ci by @sasajuric GitHub - sasa1977/ci: CI/CD toolkit as a library · GitHub
For 1 I think most people writing web applications use either GitHub actions, circle ci, Travis ci, and probably a couple others.
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sasajuric
CI is still far from being usable. Due to personal life events I wasn’t able to invest much time in it. But it’s something I definitely want to work on further, once I find some breathing space.
I briefly mentioned some possible advantages in this Twitter thread.
TwistingTwists
Notice the
— Saša Jurić (@sasajuric)parallelfunction used to run multiple independent commands separately. Beyond reducing the execution time, this will report both errors (code is not formatted and some tests are failing) in a single pass, which AFAIK is already an improvement over many existing CIs.
This is my personal favourite! from the twitter thread above!!
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