#Hi, I'm Hunter, and I'm currently using
shell forge
Super cool. These projects?
https://moodle.com/
https://github.com/moodlehq/moodle-plugin-ci
etc
upper barn
Those are the ones. They have some method of setting up the project locally but it involves cloning down a bunch of repos having much of the tooling installed locally.
You also don't get the full functionality of the gh-actions pipelines where they run against many different versions of php/databases at once.
Dagger seems to be able to provide that "hosted" build functionality of building in a container with many different versions of php and many different backend databases to test against while also being able to run locally. Without having to re-invent the wheel with a bash script around docker/podman
shell forge
Awesome! Let us know if we can help 🙂
Also, super curious, are you a maintainer of the project or proposing this as an improvement as a user.
upper barn
Proposing as an improvement as a user (sorry English is my first language).
The company I work for does 99% of its work with custom moodle plugins and since we aren't on github actions or travis we need another option.
Dagger seems to fill the gap nicely and also lets me skip a step of setting up tooling for devs to run pipelines locally
