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by Norfair 14d ago
Have a look at https://nix-ci.com Nix and CI are a match made in heaven :)
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by Norfair 1mo ago
NixCI does this but with a built-in cache ;) https://nix-ci.com/comparison/github-actions
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by Norfair 2mo ago
Garnix has as good as no vendor lock-in (awesome!) and NixCI ( https://nix-ci.com ) is almost a drop-in replacement so at least migrating is super easy.
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Mutation Testing in Haskell(cs-syd.eu)
37 points by Norfair 4mo ago|0 comments
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by Norfair 4mo ago
Congrats to the team! To all Garnix users: NixCI is very similar so I'd like to welcome you to try it out. Demo: https://nix-ci.com/demo Comparison: https://nix-ci.com/comparison/garnix
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by Norfair 4mo ago
Yes definitely. Get in touch so we can make it happen. I need an example use-case to get it working.
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by Norfair 4mo ago
Congrats to the team! To all Garnix users: NixCI is very similar so I'd like to welcome you to try it out. Demo: https://nix-ci.com/demo Comparison: https://nix-ci.com/comparison/garnix
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by Norfair 6mo ago
This is exactly why I made https://nix-ci.com/ And it supports Forgejo, GitHub, and GitLab.
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by Norfair 6mo ago
Author here: NixCI ( https://nix-ci.com ) is not open-source. https://github.com/srid/nixci has been replaced by om ci: https://omnix.page/om/ci.html
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by Norfair 6mo ago
Then the test is still flaky. If there's a bug you want the test to consistently fail, not just sometimes.
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by Norfair 6mo ago
Hey, author here: I completely agree, that's why I also haven't used those strange colours for https://nix-ci.com . I just thought they would make for a cool visual representation of the point of the blog post.
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CI should fail on your machine first(blog.nix-ci.com)
4 points by Norfair 6mo ago|0 comments
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The purpose of continuous integration is to fail(blog.nix-ci.com)
49 points by Norfair 6mo ago|48 comments
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The purpose of Continuous Integration is to fail(blog.nix-ci.com)
7 points by Norfair 7mo ago|0 comments
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by Norfair 9mo ago
https://nix-ci.com What if CI didn't have to involve any configuration, could run in 30sec instead of 30min, and would be reproducible locally?
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by Norfair 1y ago
nix-ci.com is built with this as one of the two central features. The other is that it figures out what to do by itself; you don't have to write any YAML.
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CS SYD – Nix does not guarantee reproducibility(cs-syd.eu)
2 points by Norfair 2y ago|1 comments
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by Norfair 2y ago
https://nix-ci.com does this by construction.
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by Norfair 2y ago
Having an organisation of highly-frustration-tollerant people is a great way of getting an organisation where nothing ever gets fixed.
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CS Syd – How to Get the String Out of the IO String in Haskell(cs-syd.eu)
3 points by Norfair 2y ago|0 comments
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CS SYD – How to deal with money in software (2022)(cs-syd.eu)
1 points by Norfair 2y ago|0 comments
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by Norfair 2y ago
Finally someone who (correctly) argues that there aren't too many String types.
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CS SYD – Getting your Haskell executable statically linked with Nix(cs-syd.eu)
3 points by Norfair 2y ago|0 comments
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by Norfair 3y ago
Location: Zürich Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Haskell, Nix Résumé/CV: https://cs-syd.eu/cv Email: https://cs-syd.eu/contact
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CS SYD: What software engineers can learn from traffic lights and turn signals(cs-syd.eu)
1 points by Norfair 3y ago|0 comments
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CS Syd – Golden Tests(cs-syd.eu)
1 points by Norfair 3y ago|0 comments
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CS Syd: Hygienic Upgrades(cs-syd.eu)
2 points by Norfair 3y ago|0 comments
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by Norfair 3y ago
In Haskell we use autodocodec for this.
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CS SYD – How to deal with money in software(cs-syd.eu)
2 points by Norfair 4y ago|0 comments
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Smos: A comprehensive self-management tool(smos.online)
2 points by Norfair 4y ago|0 comments

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