Continuous Integration with Dagger is Now Available
Blog post from Entire
Entire has introduced native Dagger CI integration, positioning continuous integration as an important safeguard for software increasingly written by agents. Dagger, described as a third-generation CI system, can run the same pipelines before and after code is pushed while using shared caching and scalable compute. Its pipelines operate within Entire’s Trails, a pull-request replacement, and report results to configurable Gates that determine the requirements for merging. Users can enable the integration by installing the Dagger plugin for a project, granting repository access, and activating Head and Trails checks in Dagger; pushes to Trails and merges into the default branch then trigger builds. The integration expands Entire’s CI options alongside existing Buildkite and Depot support.
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