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Or just use Git LFS.

Ah okay! I know Rust has the transitive dependencies did not think/realise all languages might not, good point!

So the lockfile is a superset, but never a subset? So it basically is an SBOM then but just sometimes has extra dependencies?

Yes this is what I meant! If you structure it correctly using task runners and an environment manager you can do everything locally using the same versions etc. E.g. ```yaml name: …

That is because GH Actions is event based, that is more powerful and flexible than just triggering on every push and not letting it be configured. ``` on: push ``` is the event tri…

Pin the action's version via a digest and use Renovate for updates. You can run all your CI locally if you don't embed your logic into the workflows, just use CI for orchestation. …

> I mean, … the outages are a big part of it. But those outages also extending to taking out my own hardware (e.g., through bugs like the above consuming resources on my own comput…

It is fairly common pratice almost engineering best pratice to not put logic in CI. Just have it call out to a task runner, so you can run the same command locally for debugging et…

> My issue with Github CI is that it doesn't run your code in a container. Is this not what you want? https://docs.github.com/en/actions/how-tos/write-workflows/c... > You just hav…

In what way? I've never had an issue other than outages.

One of my favourite GitHub features is the ability to do a code search over the whole of GitHub, not sure GitLab has the same when I use to use it?

Surely you just need the workflow to not have embedded logic but call out to a task manager so you can do the same locally?

What is wrong with GitHub Actions other than the outages? I've never hit a issue myself.