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Re:Debian and GNOME announce plans to migrate communities to... by ShabbosGoy on Wednesday November 15, 2017 @02:11PM (#15706814)
Depends on your definition of modern. I don't really care what you call it, the fact of the matter is that it's slow and an inferior product.
Re:Debian and GNOME announce plans to migrate communities to... by dominotw on Wednesday November 15, 2017 @04:19PM (#15707911)
Its not relevant here if its inferior or not. Not counting your competition and declaring yourself as no.1 is dishonest.
Re:Debian and GNOME announce plans to migrate communities to... by ShabbosGoy on Wednesday November 15, 2017 @06:06PM (#15708872)
I get that. But most likely, that whole spin is the marketing dept's fault. As I said in another comment, they are not technical enough to understand CI/CD and devops terminology.
Re:Debian and GNOME announce plans to migrate communities to... by dominotw on Thursday November 16, 2017 @08:54AM (#15712589)
They are technical enough to evaluate Jenkins and declare it be not worthy enough to be counted as competition, but not technical enough to understand CI/CD.

Seriously?

Re:Debian and GNOME announce plans to migrate communities to... by praneshp on Wednesday November 15, 2017 @04:26PM (#15707978)
One thing that is not modern: Having such an idiotic workflow that one engineer can cause a huge outage and delete stuff from prod db.
Re:Debian and GNOME announce plans to migrate communities to... by ShabbosGoy on Wednesday November 15, 2017 @06:09PM (#15708896)
I understand that too. But in my experience, GitLab CI Runner is the fastest for our stack. I've seen build times reduced from 3 minutes to 59 seconds. I can give exact numbers if you want to scrutinize my statement more.

Edit: I should add, our build artficats are deployed to staging and NOT production.

Re:Debian and GNOME announce plans to migrate communities to... by praneshp on Wednesday November 15, 2017 @07:22PM (#15709278)
I don't have a problem believing that Gitlab could be faster for an org's stack, at all.

I do have a problem with you implying Jenkins is not-modern by saying "depends on your definition of modern". Speed is only one factor. It's not ok to lie and hide behind "our marketing is clueless about our tech."