Hacker News with Generative AI: Continuous Integration

CodSpeed – integrated CI tool for performance testing (codspeed.io)
Backed by<h1>Unmatched performance testing in your CI</h1><p>Measure and optimize software performance consistently and before any release to avoid production issues, improve UX and save on infrastructure costs.</p>

Software Development, Performance Testing, Continuous Integration, CI/CD, DevOps

22 points by microflash 23 days ago | 5 comments

Working with Igalia to Improve RISC-V LLVM Continuous Integration (riseproject.dev)
The LLVM project provides a very widely used and actively developed suite of compiler and toolchain technologies: including Clang, the LLVM middle-end optimizer and backend code generator, MLIR, LLD linker, and much more. While RISC-V LLVM support has progressed significantly, a key area that needed attention was the limited level of continuous integration (CI) for the RISC-V target.

RISC-V, LLVM, Software, Open Source, Continuous Integration

30 points by thebeardisred 29 days ago | 7 comments

Your CI pipeline isn't ready for AI (morgante.net)
In developing my AI codegen agent, I’ve surprisingly been far more frustrated by CI/testing systems than any unreliable LLM API.

Artificial Intelligence, Software Development, Continuous Integration, Testing

27 points by morgante 45 days ago | 15 comments

The Many SHAs of a GitHub Pull Request (kenmuse.com)
Many people don’t realize it, but pull requests actually have multiple “identities” when an Action workflow runs. There are actually multiple SHAs that represent different parts of the lifecycle during a continuous integration build. This can be confusing for teams that are trying to implement advanced processes, and it often lead to mistakes. In some cases, it leads to a misunderstanding – thinking that the build is testing the branch itself instead of a simulated merge to the target branch.

GitHub, Continuous Integration, Software Development, Version Control

52 points by yamrzou 79 days ago | 7 comments

We managed to speed up our CI to save 168 days of execution time per month (home-assistant.io)