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#circleci2019-05-16
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Yes, CircleCI is sooo chill
I like it quite a lot!
I invited @logbot and @zulip-mirror-bot, so all questions about CircleCI will be archived and searchable
I've just started using CircleCI -- for next.jdbc
-- and was surprised at a) how easy it was to set up and b) how fast it is, compared to TravisCI.
yes! and how easy it is to store test artifacts, store dependency caches, share build steps between multiple builds, have builds run on a schedule, only on a certain branch/tag/… Quite infinitely configurable without resorting to writing bash scripts
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CircleCI makes me so much more productive, and I don’t even use a small fraction of its features. You guys rock!