[chologrande]

This post is for the python sdk, but the golang SDK is fantastic too.

Complete gamechanger to be able to move away from jenkins groovy CPS hell

[plmpsu]

Could you share some information about how you're doing this? How do you create Jenkins stages, push artifacts, test results, etc.? Cheers

[chologrande]

3 days later a response.

We have extensive jenkins pipelines, and the "platform team" supports multiple types of build/release models. Most of the infrastructure is written in TF. * 3 languages * 5 "types" (http/cron/flink/etc)

As such we've got huge groovy libraries that codify the build/release process.

I'm using dagger to re-implement most of these libraries, but in a way that I can test and develop locally without getting into tiny commit/rebuild hell.

Using a language like golang with an engine like buildkit behind it, allows me to more easily test each step of the pipeline, without running the whole thing.