Our builds were failing because even though we could check out our Git submodules fine, they could not. They couldn't resolve it and told us to stop using submodules instead.
Then our builds were failing because they weren't respecting our scheme's settings. First they didn't even understand the problem and told us to restructure our project, then when they did understand it, they didn't treat it as a bug report, but a feature request.
To be honest, it felt like we were just an inconvenience to them. We stopped using their service because they seemed more interested in us doing work to solve their problems than them doing work to solve our problems.
Our builds were failing because even though we could check out our Git submodules fine, they could not. They couldn't resolve it and told us to stop using submodules instead.
Then our builds were failing because they weren't respecting our scheme's settings. First they didn't even understand the problem and told us to restructure our project, then when they did understand it, they didn't treat it as a bug report, but a feature request.
To be honest, it felt like we were just an inconvenience to them. We stopped using their service because they seemed more interested in us doing work to solve their problems than them doing work to solve our problems.