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Reminds me of Draft from Microsoft (https://github.com/Azure/draft). It also targets what they call the "inner loop" of the development workflow.

It looks like Skaffold watches for code changes, and Draft doesn't. But Draft automatically creates the Docker and Kubernetes configs, while Skaffold requires you to create (or copy and edit) them.

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Draft can watch for code changes via a `watch` setting in draft.toml. (Disclosure: I work on the containers team at Microsoft.)

Not directed at you specifically, but what is it with people these days feeling the need for a "disclosure" when just stating plain hard facts? Disclosures are only necessary when you state an opinion about something that you are involved with.

It's easier to be over-honest, honestly.

Disclosure: I suspect I am partly responsible for the "Disclosure:" thing become a fixture.

I think it parallels the online culture around shilling/astroturfing -- no one wants to be lumped in that category, so people are extra careful to air their laundry before someone tries to spin an armchair-investigative Google search against them after finding their employment history.

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