Go Continuous Delivery is now open source
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Is this for java only? I'd love to use it instead of msdeploy. Does anyone have any experience with such configiration?
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#12Is this for java only? I'd love to use it instead of msdeploy. Does anyone have any experience with such configiration?
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#13The build pipeline view for Go is great, but it lacks in extensibility and a rich plugin community (unlike jenkins). Hopefully this will all change with it now being open source...
That's one of the big reasons for Going OSS.
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#14Is this for java only? I'd love to use it instead of msdeploy. Does anyone have any experience with such configiration?
It's definitely not Java only, but it's also not really a replacement for MSDeploy. Instead, Go would run MSDeploy as the last step in a deployment pipeline. Check out http://bit.ly/RSAz3U for an MS based pipeline (though sadly for your question not MSDeploy)
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#15Project site - http://www.go.cd/
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#16Is this for java only? I'd love to use it instead of msdeploy. Does anyone have any experience with such configiration?
Have you looked at octopus deploy? (octopusdeploy.com/) We've switched over all of our server deployments to it and it's great.
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#17This is exciting. I've used Go-CI (that's what I'm calling it) before and it's a very cool product for pipelining. Kudos to TW for open-sourcing it. Time to get the plugins rolling!
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#18side note: an interesting build tool that i've been using for past couple of years is Quickbuild - http://www.pmease.com/. take a look if you've got a lot of build configurations could be streamlined by using inheritance.
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#19As if Google's Go programming language was not already named poorly enough, now somebody creates a CD service called Go. Very confusing!
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#20Poor choice for a name, it clashes with Googles Go(lang).
Created an issue for that: https://github.com/gocd/gocd/issues/131