Lessons Learned Implementing CI
Read OriginalThis technical article details practical lessons from implementing Continuous Integration (CI) systems. It covers best practices like keeping CI config files slim by using shared scripts, avoiding authentication prompts in favor of environment variables or config files, avoiding root/sudo usage, and installing binary dependencies locally to the project to improve reliability and developer experience.
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