Use the CI which lives in this repo instead of the old one. #17
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Your opinion needed! This is only maybe the best way to do this!
This PR changes the definition of the
ci
repo to be this repository, except tracking thestable-ci
tag instead ofmaster
. The reason I'm doing this, and not just usingmaster
(which is present in most of these tasks already), is because of development advantages of partially decoupling CI from the code under test.There is a good argument to be made in the other direction, though! The advantages of doing it this way are that there's stability - PRs which are based off old code will get the advantages of updates we made to the CI system, and once we push a change to
stable-ci
, we can be certain that it's evaluated for all following PRs. The advantage of doing it the other way are atomicity - you can send one PR which tweaks generation for Ansible and change the CI to accommodate it in a single step, and they can be deployed and rolled back independently.Please tell me what you think! I'm asking for your opinions specifically because you have worked with Concourse before - Vincent on this repo before me, and Alex on Ansible just now. :)