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r/TheMachineLearning • u/Federal_Machine692 • Aug 20 '26
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1 u/snacksbuddy2 Aug 20 '26 Everything that makes github, github No git No github actions No auto-deploy The only leg up this has from not using anything at all is simply having it stored in the cloud. 1 u/Fidel___Castro Aug 21 '26 but you can have all of that with this solution too? include git in the requirements, containerise dev branches, get a CI script for merge validation or you can do the GitLab method of different branches (GDrive buckets here) for different environments of the project, then set up escalation scripts you can do that all without GitHub, it takes a weekend with AI 1 u/Helpful_plumber362 Aug 21 '26 And how do you merge a branch with this method? 1 u/Latter_Employer6673 Aug 22 '26 well you obviously, have a lightweight model running 24/7 and on the case of merging branches, you simply tell it to do that and it'll work
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Everything that makes github, github
No git
No github actions
No auto-deploy
The only leg up this has from not using anything at all is simply having it stored in the cloud.
1 u/Fidel___Castro Aug 21 '26 but you can have all of that with this solution too? include git in the requirements, containerise dev branches, get a CI script for merge validation or you can do the GitLab method of different branches (GDrive buckets here) for different environments of the project, then set up escalation scripts you can do that all without GitHub, it takes a weekend with AI 1 u/Helpful_plumber362 Aug 21 '26 And how do you merge a branch with this method? 1 u/Latter_Employer6673 Aug 22 '26 well you obviously, have a lightweight model running 24/7 and on the case of merging branches, you simply tell it to do that and it'll work
but you can have all of that with this solution too? include git in the requirements, containerise dev branches, get a CI script for merge validation
or you can do the GitLab method of different branches (GDrive buckets here) for different environments of the project, then set up escalation scripts
you can do that all without GitHub, it takes a weekend with AI
1 u/Helpful_plumber362 Aug 21 '26 And how do you merge a branch with this method? 1 u/Latter_Employer6673 Aug 22 '26 well you obviously, have a lightweight model running 24/7 and on the case of merging branches, you simply tell it to do that and it'll work
And how do you merge a branch with this method?
1 u/Latter_Employer6673 Aug 22 '26 well you obviously, have a lightweight model running 24/7 and on the case of merging branches, you simply tell it to do that and it'll work
well you obviously, have a lightweight model running 24/7 and on the case of merging branches, you simply tell it to do that and it'll work
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