Edit: oh this aptfile doesn't do the one thing I actually use brew bundle for: cleaning up the mess of leftover packages
Edit: oh this aptfile doesn't do the one thing I actually use brew bundle for: cleaning up the mess of leftover packages
One very big upside I have to use package.json is that we use pnpm which has very sophisticated way of targeting packages with --filter (like "run tests from packages that had modification compared to master and all their transitively dependents packages" which is often exactly what you want to do)
Like yeah it's totally reasonable that they go that route, but please just let me pass a command that can be executed without having to wrap it in a package.json script
They're not great for tracking things that move on their own, or things that avoid people.
Again, I don't mine gitlab ci, but they have no solution for sharing repeated tasks.
But does gitlab ci have anything for sharing? GitHub actions are built around it, and CircleCI has orbs and contexts.
For example, muse's guide for gitlab involves making your own container and managing the cache yourself (ref: https://mise.jdx.dev/continuous-integration.html#gitlab-ci)
GitHub actions is a couple of lines (ref: https://mise.jdx.dev/continuous-integration.html#github-acti...)
> Ignore is not only bliss, but necessary.
It honestly depends on the time, if we as a society wants change, some amount of uncomfort is needed to better shape it for the needs/affordability of the average person but also a lot of people don't want to face that uncomfort so they wish to be ignorant partially being the reason that some of the issues are able to persist even in a democratic system
Still, can you share your script?