its pretty intuitive, the builds are faster. cool.. My project dev process got simplified. Thanks for offering free service for one private repo.
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Re: Show HN: Shippable – Free CI and CD service built on Docker, 2X faster than travis
#22I am amazed by the speed of the build and the great intuitive UI. Shippable is a winner. :-)
Re: Show HN: Shippable – Free CI and CD service built on Docker, 2X faster than travis
#23its pretty intuitive, the builds are faster. cool.. My project dev process got simplified. Thanks for offering free service for one private repo.
glad you like the service. we will be increasing the free plan to include 5 private repos tomorrow :)
Re: Show HN: Shippable – Free CI and CD service built on Docker, 2X faster than travis
#24damn, this is fast.
Re: Show HN: Shippable – Free CI and CD service built on Docker, 2X faster than travis
#25looks interesting. Still, some questions here: could you explain in more detail the storage in the pricing plan? Let's say I'd be interested in free one. What would be counted in the 1GB? Logs, some cached artifacts (any chance for maven local repository caching/reusing the apt cache),...? thanks
Re: Show HN: Shippable – Free CI and CD service built on Docker, 2X faster than travis
#26looks interesting. Still, some questions here: could you explain in more detail the storage in the pricing plan? Let's say I'd be interested in free one. What would be counted in the 1GB? Logs, some cached artifacts (any chance for maven local repository caching/reusing the apt cache),...? thanks
as part of build artifacts, we archive ./shippable folder. this typically has code coverage reports, test results, any project related archives that you might specify (but not console logs).
These artifacts are counted against the storage limit.
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Re: Show HN: Shippable – Free CI and CD service built on Docker, 2X faster than travis
#28looks interesting. Still, some questions here: could you explain in more detail the storage in the pricing plan? Let's say I'd be interested in free one. What would be counted in the 1GB? Logs, some cached artifacts (any chance for maven local repository caching/reusing the apt cache),...? thanks
as part of build artifacts, we archive ./shippable folder. this typically has code coverage reports, test results, any project related archives that you might specify (but not console logs). These artifacts are counted against the storage limit.
thanks for fast reply!
that leads me to some more questions then. Are logs archived at all? And what happens if the limit in ./shippable is reached?
Re: Show HN: Shippable – Free CI and CD service built on Docker, 2X faster than travis
#29Earlier quoted context omitted.
as part of build artifacts, we archive ./shippable folder. this typically has code coverage reports, test results, any project related archives that you might specify (but not console logs). These artifacts are counted against the storage limit.
thanks for fast reply! that leads me to some more questions then. Are logs archived at all? And what happens if the limit in ./shippable is reached?
yes console logs are stored in our db and will be available forever or until you delete the build.
when the limit is reached for ./shippable, we will start deleting the oldest archives. So it's a rolling 1gb limit.
Re: Show HN: Shippable – Free CI and CD service built on Docker, 2X faster than travis
#30Earlier quoted context omitted.
as part of build artifacts, we archive ./shippable folder. this typically has code coverage reports, test results, any project related archives that you might specify (but not console logs). These artifacts are counted against the storage limit.
thanks for fast reply! that leads me to some more questions then. Are logs archived at all? And what happens if the limit in ./shippable is reached?
forgot to mention - we will alert you when you are near the limit so you can download artifacts or upgrade your plan.