This seems like a terrible idea. CI/CD should be declarative. And it should be declarative for a reason.. Programmers cannot get "creative" and f**k shit up. Every time i see the imperative approach on CI/CD i tend to go "oh how junior are these kids then"... You really need to sit down a build for real "large" systems and then come back again and allowed to have a voice..
@@chris_cann why would you glue other languages together with it? If you try to loop and make stuff dynamic in a pipeline you are doing it wrong and really setting your self up to chase rabbits down the black hole of insufferable errors.. We redploy about 11-18000 servers every 24 hours.. If one line of imperative code is found in that i will personally string that mf up outside as warning example..
This seems like a terrible idea. CI/CD should be declarative. And it should be declarative for a reason.. Programmers cannot get "creative" and f**k shit up. Every time i see the imperative approach on CI/CD i tend to go "oh how junior are these kids then"... You really need to sit down a build for real "large" systems and then come back again and allowed to have a voice..
Currently you must glue yaml and scripts together. Seems easier to have it all in one language
@@chris_cann why would you glue other languages together with it? If you try to loop and make stuff dynamic in a pipeline you are doing it wrong and really setting your self up to chase rabbits down the black hole of insufferable errors..
We redploy about 11-18000 servers every 24 hours.. If one line of imperative code is found in that i will personally string that mf up outside as warning example..