I have skimmed through the article but I am unsure of how it is a faster CI.
Also perhaps Depot should at this point have their own git provider too (maybe a partnership with gitea/forejo/similar folks?) to become an all in one github alternative too at this point for some customers too :-)
I feel like Depot can be interesting for some private repositories github actions
Hey, I'm one of Depot's founders - we built our own custom parser for the YAML syntax that translates to Depot CI's orchestration APIs. This API will actually be a public API shortly, which will unlock some interesting use-cases (support for more syntaxes, direct programmability of the orchestrator, etc)
How does this use github syntax? Is it via https://github.com/nektos/act or something similar?
I have skimmed through the article but I am unsure of how it is a faster CI.
Also perhaps Depot should at this point have their own git provider too (maybe a partnership with gitea/forejo/similar folks?) to become an all in one github alternative too at this point for some customers too :-)
I feel like Depot can be interesting for some private repositories github actions
Hey, I'm one of Depot's founders - we built our own custom parser for the YAML syntax that translates to Depot CI's orchestration APIs. This API will actually be a public API shortly, which will unlock some interesting use-cases (support for more syntaxes, direct programmability of the orchestrator, etc)