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brag: Moved CI to GitHub Actions

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notes.txtWhat you wrote
  1. 1Rewrote our CI pipeline from Jenkins to GitHub Actions.
  2. 2Split the tests across 6 runners and cached deps.
  3. 3Builds went from ~25 min to 8 min.
  4. 4Untangled a bunch of flaky integration tests along the way.
narrative.mdWhat Bragboard wrote
  1. 1I rewrote our CI pipeline, moving it from Jenkins to GitHub Actions.
  2. 2Most of the speedup came from splitting the test suite across six parallel runners and caching dependencies.
  3. 3Along the way I untangled a set of flaky integration tests.
  4. 4Build times dropped from roughly 25 minutes to 8.

  5. Resolved on line 4

    Claude

    How many engineers depended on this pipeline, roughly?

    Y

    You

    About 40 of us, a few hundred builds a day.

  6. 5About 40 engineers relied on the pipeline, running a few hundred builds a day.from your answer

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narrative.mdBlameExample
  1. notes.txt:1I rewrote our CI pipeline, moving it from Jenkins to GitHub Actions.
  2. notes.txt:2Most of the speedup came from splitting the test suite across six parallel runners and caching dependencies.
  3. notes.txt:4Along the way I untangled a set of flaky integration tests.
  4. notes.txt:3Build times dropped from roughly 25 minutes to 8.
  5. your answerAbout 40 engineers relied on the pipeline, running a few hundred builds a day.
  6. Waiting on youDid build failures drop once the flaky tests were fixed?

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  2. What was your part, specifically?Asks for your role
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  4. How big was it?Asks for the scale
  5. What did you build it with?Asks for the tools

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Your bragsExample
  1. Mar 2026Migrated billing off the legacy queue2 questions open
  2. Jun 2026Redesigned the on-call rotationcomplete
  3. Sep 2026Moved CI to GitHub Actions1 question open

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