Also one that works with monorepos. Travic, CircleCI, etc all assume repo-per-project.
Is there a reliable&easy C++ Linux CI solution? Travis and friends are flaky; Appveyor is great but Windows only.https://github.com/BitFunnel/BitFunnel/issues/124 …
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it does run on linux, you should definitely give it a try https://confluence.jetbrains.com/display/TCD10/Supported+Platforms+and+Environments#SupportedPlatformsandEnvironments-BuildAgents …
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buildbot is good, python based but works well for Cpp. Needs dedicated buildserver for CI, though.
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Have you looked at Zutubi Pulse? We use it here to build Geekbench across several platforms. http://zutubi.com
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Docker plus Jenkins plus GCE/AWS might be practical.
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for Mac for talk to
@veertu_labs drop me a line elazarl@gmail and I'll connect you w/ CTO. Run Mac on PV on their hypervisor for CI.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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