CI is only valuable when it fails. When it passes, it's just overhead: the same outcome you'd get without CI.

Locally-reproducible zero-config hosted continuous integration for Nix

When you think of CI, you probably picture a remote server somewhere: GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins. You push your code, you wait, and eventually you get a green checkmark or a red X. This is so ...

CI is only valuable when it fails. When it passes, it's just overhead: the same outcome you'd get without CI.