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[?]Lars Wirzenius »
@liw@toot.liw.fi

I'm holding the next Radicle CI office hour on Wednesday, May 21, at 16:00 UTC at meet.jit.si/RadicleCI (that's about a week from now). I'll be there and can answer questions, and I plan to have a demo of installing Radicle CI.

    #xp boosted

    [?]Bill Caputo »
    @logosity@discuss.systems

    (context: coding-trained LLM interaction, after I asked how short I can make a timeout for a tokio async test scenario):

    LLM: 10ms is usually reliable unless running under heavy CI load.

    Me: I'm an OG XP Programmer, "heavy CI load" is a misnomer! :-) continuous integration is a practice, not a tool.

    LLM: True. CI is a discipline, not a server farm. Real XP: integrate always, test constantly, trust small, fast, deterministic tests.
    Respect.

    ... Finally! someone respects my programming beliefs! 😂 😂

      [?]Lars Wirzenius »
      @liw@toot.liw.fi

      When debugging failures in CI in steps that execute a shell snippet, it's harder to do when stdout and stderr aren't interleaved. This leads me to think about this: what would the ideal CI run log output be like, for me? I have some thoughts that I'll write down when I have time, but you, dear reader, what is your answer? Assume anything is possible, don't worry about how much work it'd be.