why do I use azure pipelines instead of github actions? (intermediate) anthony explains #465

today I go over some small reasons that I use azure pipelines instead of github actions -- hopefully one day GHA will be better and I can switch over!

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[b_rk]

now you need to make a templating templating workflow such that your templating repository is agnostic to all CI services and operating systems and forms of life

[amminamaro]

was tempted to use azure pipelines at one point as they have an actual functional way to share secrets for pull requests (once approved to run by a defined set of users)

[WaylonWalker]

How do you find the docs for pipeline steps? This is my biggest struggle in azure vs GitHub actions, with actions everything is a GitHub repo. In azure it's something that comes from the store?

[artocraft]

You talk a lot about your specific setup and I've heard you say a few times things like "it's what I have been using, and it's working for me". But what setup would you recommend to a newbie engineer that is just starting out with python?

[GOZES]

With GHA you can always make a repo that just has the all your reusable workflows in it on one workflow dir then use it on any of you repos by using the `use` property. That's what we do at work to reuse our workflows with parameters

[b_rk]

you just hate GitHub Actions because your a Microsoft Sent from my Surface 22 Pro