This is great. While I use only travis for build/testing at the moment, I really appreciate a real competition between GH / GL / BB. Users of all the platforms win because of this.
I wrote the npm/npm Enterprise integration for pipelines:<p><a href="http://blog.npmjs.org/post/144855273708/announcing-npm-for-atlassian-bitbucket-pipelines" rel="nofollow">http://blog.npmjs.org/post/144855273708/announcing-npm-for-a...</a><p>I was really impressed; It's really slick having the source-control/collaboration and CI/CD so tightly integrated.
Sorry if this sounds like a newbie questions, but can I use this to run my test suite every time someone pushes to a feature-branch and/or before anything is merged to master?
Interesting, I wonder if they always planned to launch their beta today or whether it got expedited after Gitlab's announcements over the last couple of days.
What about Continuous Integration?
Though I like the many options we now have to easily set-up some CI, a lot of entreprises still rely on old-fashioned on-premise CI. I can only wonder about the impact of depreciating Bamboo Cloud and what to use next.
How does this compare to shippable? Specifically, does it build docker containers which can be pushed to a registry (e.g. google's) and then deployed using Kubernetes into google cloud?
Curious if there's going to be an on-prem version of this? We run Bitbucket at my company and Jenkins Enterprise as well. How does Bitbucket Pipeline compare to Jenkins Pipeline (<a href="https://jenkins.io/solutions/pipeline/" rel="nofollow">https://jenkins.io/solutions/pipeline/</a>)?
Based on the video, this appears to require Docker [1]<p>I can only with for support of FreeBSD/Jails.<p>[1] <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=122&v=p5KgjeZB8Ww" rel="nofollow">https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=122&v=p5KgjeZB8W...</a>
I got beta access, created a custom docker image and got my tests to run however lots of them are failing because I need redis. Is there a way to add Redis server?