Continuous Integration Practices
The cluster focuses on debates about the importance, proper configuration, and usage of Continuous Integration (CI) systems in software development, including matching local builds with CI, running tests, and criticisms of teams lacking CI infrastructure.
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Not if you've got your CI configured properly.
Not in my experience. If it's in your local build, it also needs to be in CI. Otherwise mistakes can easily slip through.
Any dev who doesn't want CI is a bad dev, end of conversation.
CI doesn't imply CI with testing.
Isn't this the idea behind CI/CD wotkflows?
Wait, why? Seems like a bad thing to do in CI?
Wait a CI isn't supposed to be a build system that also runs tests?
How is that even possible?Wasn't CI invented to solve just this problem?
It depends on your CI setup. Something like GitHub actions or Gitlab CI are going to be heavily impacted.
they did more than just CICD but I see your point.