@xgranade @glyph yeah, I think the CI pattern of ensuring it’s portable is valuable even if you don’t have the “compute is infinite and free” situation corporate CI gives folks.

@xgranade @glyph yeah, and to be clear, I’m not interested in supporting always-on buildbots. I’ve literally been starting the vm from sleep _after_ I push the changes I want to test, and then turning it off later when I’m done working. But it’s nice to have the CI hookups (triggers, status […]

@glyph @xgranade 100% for big projects with lots of contributions, etc. I’d want to lock down the ability to run jobs pretty hard if it was on my hardware. I would definitely not be comfortable running buildbots for Jupyter or Twisted. But for small, semi-personal projects with relatively […]

@xgranade I was working on getting cibuildwheel on codeberg ci (it worked!), I was impressed at how easy it was to run my own woodpecker agent in a local VM. Since my laptop is so much bigger and faster than their free compute, it seems like maybe BYO agents is a good practice for the nonprofit […]

@chrisjrn.fyi his San Francisco office accepts voicemails