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I wanted something light that can watch repositories for changes, build them, and publish the content if everything builds okay. I didn’t want some resource-hungry GitLab or other massive CI/CD pipeline to do this. I just want something that will run on a system somewhere so that when I’m using other systems to push stuff to my repositories, they get fetched and built. This will be handy for when I’m debugging changes to my mud and want them to just show up on the test server, or even for publishing stuff to Gemini.
I’m doing this because I can’t find an existing solution to do this for me.
This seems like a pretty terrible idea that must be reinventing the wheel, but I can’t locate something that does this for me. If I could find some sort of light-weight pipeline runner that already exists, I’d use that… but I can’t. So I got out the duck tape.
Here’s what I have so far: ducktape
updated: 2024-07-09 06:06:13
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