Bazel Review

I like that it is open source, which means we can use it to build our own tools for building software in containers at scale. It's great to be able to run tests against all of your code with one command instead of having to write separate commands for each project. There are still some things I would like to see improved upon (e.g., documentation). Dockerfile support is also not as complete or mature yet compared to other options such as Kubernetes orchestration systems. The biggest benefit so…

It's very easy to use, it can build any language project in seconds. It has a large community of contributors who are always willing to help you out when there is an issue or question. I dislike that my builds take so long sometimes, but this might be because our team isn't used to using bazel yet. We've been able to get up and running with Bazel relatively quickly, however we have had some issues getting things set up correctly. If you're looking for something simple like continuous…

I love that it is so easy to use (easy deployment of code, tests, etc.). It also allows for some really nice automation features which has helped us get more done faster than previously possible! We've been using this tool in conjunction with other tools including codecov/coveralls as well - have yet another way we can automate testing while adding value over manual execution alone. There's nothing about bazaar specifically but there are many open-source technologies out there like GoCD or…

I like how easy it is to use, with so many different ways of using bazels in your pipeline which makes testing really simple! It's very powerful too as you can have multiple stages or branches going at once - which helps speed up development process tremendously when working alone without other developers for example :D The UI could be better though, but that will probably improve over time :) Easy setup from scratch (or even if you already used something else) since there are no hard…