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by true_religion
2560 days ago
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On my personal machine? No, but for work we just pre-install all the software needed to run the project before a new hire gets their machine. For the people who prefer to use personal computers, there's a variety of options: 1. Virtualization. Previously we used VMWare or VirtualBox, but now offer Docker installs that replicate what CI runs. 2. Following the installation documents. Our stack is complicated, but doesn't change very much so one can run a script to install everything on a standard nix that we support, or edit it to support their preferred configuration. People who have nonstandard nix boxes tend to know what they're doing when it comes to compiling from source. 3. Use the dev machine you're given as a server, and work on your personal remotely. All have their pros and cons, but it seems to work out. |
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