I need an intervention. My process is whack
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I've been coding GFX, which got its start as basically a personal project that I wasn't really serious about, other than releasing it as a curiosity. At first. It has grown up, and it's being used now. I have a single master branch. I don't have release branches or even tagged releases because i never bothered. Now I need to run CI/CD from this stuff for a number of reasons, and this just isn't going to work with what I have going on right now. The trouble is, I've not only never built out CI/CD stuff, I've never had to build a complex real-world github repro from the ground up before, and I'm realizing I'm out of my element. I guess I have been spoiled when working on already existing projects. Today I'm running on fumes, so I'm not going to attack this right now. It's all incredibly overwhelming to me. I'm at the point where I'd pay someone to consult with me on this, and maybe help me set up my repro better.
To err is human. Fortune favors the monsters.
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I've been coding GFX, which got its start as basically a personal project that I wasn't really serious about, other than releasing it as a curiosity. At first. It has grown up, and it's being used now. I have a single master branch. I don't have release branches or even tagged releases because i never bothered. Now I need to run CI/CD from this stuff for a number of reasons, and this just isn't going to work with what I have going on right now. The trouble is, I've not only never built out CI/CD stuff, I've never had to build a complex real-world github repro from the ground up before, and I'm realizing I'm out of my element. I guess I have been spoiled when working on already existing projects. Today I'm running on fumes, so I'm not going to attack this right now. It's all incredibly overwhelming to me. I'm at the point where I'd pay someone to consult with me on this, and maybe help me set up my repro better.
To err is human. Fortune favors the monsters.
I would get yourself a deployment engineer, aka CI/CD Engineer. We have them at my shop and they are indispensable. You can get them on contract. good luck.
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I've been coding GFX, which got its start as basically a personal project that I wasn't really serious about, other than releasing it as a curiosity. At first. It has grown up, and it's being used now. I have a single master branch. I don't have release branches or even tagged releases because i never bothered. Now I need to run CI/CD from this stuff for a number of reasons, and this just isn't going to work with what I have going on right now. The trouble is, I've not only never built out CI/CD stuff, I've never had to build a complex real-world github repro from the ground up before, and I'm realizing I'm out of my element. I guess I have been spoiled when working on already existing projects. Today I'm running on fumes, so I'm not going to attack this right now. It's all incredibly overwhelming to me. I'm at the point where I'd pay someone to consult with me on this, and maybe help me set up my repro better.
To err is human. Fortune favors the monsters.
If your repo is on GitHub, you can pay for its CI/CD service but you still have to set it up yourself.
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If your repo is on GitHub, you can pay for its CI/CD service but you still have to set it up yourself.
First it's setting up github for something more than a trivial repo that I don't know how to do. Then I'll crack the CI/CD nut. :)
To err is human. Fortune favors the monsters.