r/PythonLearning • u/sleepless_thoughts • 23h ago

Practice in creating pipelines CI/CD FREE

Hi. If I offered to write pipelines for github (or maybe gitlab) here for FREE, how many people would be interested in this? Answer if you would be interested in comments.

Reason: I am learning to automate CI/CD as Python AQA.

I'm just collecting info for now, but you can text me in DM for the future.

Focus on CI/CD automation for python projects, testing projects. I am Python AQA with 4 years of experience but haven't worked much with CI/CD and want to practice on real projects (that aren't mine) even if your project is for learning, portfolio and so on. So don't expect that I will be able to finish your task.

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u/HyperDanon 22h ago

I would argue that actual CI practices are way more imoortant than build running in github actions. 

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u/Spiritual-Client-962 20h ago

could be useful for getting some real CI/CD practice. I'd be interested in trying it on a small project

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u/sleepless_thoughts 20h ago

I want to clarify that I’ll be the one writing the pipeline

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u/Mathie1729 19h ago

Then the useful part isn't the YAML, it's explaining why each job exists and what breaks when you remove caching or approvals. Otherwise it's just a tutorial with a nicer diff.

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u/Miserable-Neat-2022 20h ago

could be a good way to get hands on with CI/CD without worrying about breaking something important. would definitely be useful for smaller python projects

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u/Just_Yam_635 19h ago

the real value here is getting your hands dirty with someone else's setup. That usually teaches more than another polished CI/CD tutorial.