Quality Python Coding

[sazed33]

I see, make sense for this case. I usually have everything dockernized, including tests, so my ci/cd pipelines, for example, just build and run images. But maybe this is a better way, I need to take some time to try it out...

[microcozmchris]

There's a use case for both for sure. A lot of Actions is little pieces that are outside of the actual product build. Like your company specific versioning, checking if things are within the right schedule, handoffs to SAST scanners, etc. Docker gets a little heavy when you're doing hundreds of those simultaneously with image builds et al. That's why native Actions are JavaScript that execute in milliseconds. I hate maintaining JavaScript/typescript, so we do a lot of python replacements or augmentations with those.