Thank you for mentioning the effect by name. I read first about it 20 years ago, memorized it under a totally different name, and was never able to find it again.
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Not sure if this particular library is an improvement, but even if it serves nothing but the author’s enjoyment, or education, it’s a win.
I don’t understand why people settle for less.
That must feel like ultimate satisfaction - software that is making the world a better place. Congratulations!
Concourse gets this right - you can run a pipeline task as a one-off from your workstation until it’s done, and only then check it in. And even ssh into the build container in order to debug build failures.
Used to be luftdaten.info (German), but seems more international now. They built a pretty accurate sensor based on an SDS011.
No soldering required.
I‘d think that Concourse is not the best fit for this requirement.
My approach for migrating existing builds to Concourse is to start with a stock image (alpine or ubuntu), and gradually add things that are missing (`fly execute` is a big help for that).
Once I have a successful build, I extract the prerequisites into a task image (but that really is an optimization).
You don’t. That’s what breaks are for (assuming personal e-mail).
> What if there's documentation that needs to be read?
- Define an objective together (e.g. „We‘d like to understand how the HTML progress element works“)
- Optionally, agree an a timeout
- Split (both reading at their own pace, on their own device)
- Join and discuss results