We’ve overloaded CI I can’t remember working professionally without a continuous integration (CI) server. Over time, there are always efforts underway to make CI faster and, at the same time, to cram more tests and gates (linters, validators, architecture checks, etc.) into its run. I’m starting to think we should question the second part. Not the value of CI itself, but rather the habit of turning every check we can think of into a gate. https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://stephanhagemann.com/posts/2026-10-01-14-05-00-weve-overloaded-ci
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