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Re:The worst thing about Jenkins is that it works by tomjakubowski on Sunday December 03, 2023 @12:58PM (#38509146)
Travis and Circle CI predated Gitlab, with YAML-configured workflows checked in to the repository and the ability to use custom images.

GitlabCI's innovation was integration: making it a feature of repo hosting.

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Re:The worst thing about Jenkins is that it works by Ayesh on Sunday December 03, 2023 @01:09PM (#38509274)
I moved from Jenkins to Travis several years ago, and Travis's UI and configuration was such a fresh breath. Back then, pretty much _every_ OS project used it because of their generous offerings for open source projects. I agree with this comment that, and from my own experience living through the transitions, Travis CI made a massive leap leveling up the modern CI we have today.
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Re:The worst thing about Jenkins is that it works by hardwaresofton on Sunday December 03, 2023 @07:02PM (#38512112)
Yeah I didn’t say they innovated CI/CD — I said they innovated CI/CD as a platform-native offering!
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