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Re:Travis CI acquired by Idera by jrochkind1 on Wednesday January 23, 2019 @04:20PM (#18983086)
Curious if anyone has used Azure Pipelies with Rails projects and has a review.

(Yeah, I know, all these CI things are hypothetically platform agnostic, but then there's reality, different platforms-under-test have different sorts of problems which become priorities for the CI platform to smooth out and make just work, or don't).

Re:Travis CI acquired by Idera by ethomson on Wednesday January 23, 2019 @07:51PM (#18984962)
I think that you want somebody who's unbiased to answer this from their perspective (I'm a PM for Azure DevOps, so I'm pretty biased). But I've built out Azure Pipelines for many platforms, including Ruby and RoR with a lot of success. Feel free to drop me an email (my HN username @microsoft.com) and I can point you to some pipelines.
Re:Travis CI acquired by Idera by jrochkind1 on Wednesday January 23, 2019 @09:26PM (#18985482)
Cool. The trick is, I don't want to "build out a pipeline", I just wanna write a handful of lines in a single config file and be up and going, which is what travis has given me.

But Azure is def on my list to check out!

Re:Travis CI acquired by Idera by ethomson on Thursday January 24, 2019 @03:28AM (#18986936)
Haha, yes, sorry for making it sound bigger than it is. If you just want to do some build & test validation, it should just be a single yaml file. Not identical to Travis but close. We even added some getting started documentation if you’re familiar with Travis. https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/devops/pipelines/migrate/fr...