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OK, so, the project looks cool, and I'm grateful for any OSS. Let me put that up front.
However. I'm going to bitch a little about standards. Every single CI tool re-invents their own build syntax. It's always some .XYZ.yaml file in your project; they all look almost exactly alike and have essentially the same structure and operations, but they each feel the need to make things slightly differently, making them non-portable between systems.
Compare Woodpecker's
.woodpecker.yamlto Github's.github/workflow.yaml, to Sourcehut's.build.yaml... they're almost, but not quite, all the same.Please, for the love of dog, pick a fucking standard so I don't have to remember each and all of your special snowflake terminology for the same god-damned functions. There is no standard; not even in ForgeFed. So if you're developing a new CI system, please please just pick one of the existing ones - I don't care which, because they all do the same god-damned things - and use it. It'll be one less syntax I'll have to learn if I want to try your project.
Please. I'm literally begging you. Stop re-inventing this wheel: it's going to look exactly like all the other wheels, only be incompatible.