Unofficial GitLab CI Runner
Blog post from GitLab
GitLab CI Multi-purpose Runner is an unofficial, versatile continuous integration tool created by Kamil Trzciński to address limitations in the official GitLab CI Runner. Written in Go, it supports multiple platforms including Linux, macOS, and Windows, and allows for the easy setup and management of build environments using Docker and virtualization technologies like Parallels. The tool is designed to run multiple jobs concurrently, support multiple projects, and maintain a clean build environment by executing jobs in isolated containers. Its single binary distribution simplifies deployment, and it offers features such as automatic configuration reloads, support for various scripting environments, and the ability to function as a service on different operating systems. This runner has been effectively utilized by Polidea for mobile project development, and there is an ongoing discussion about its potential as an official GitLab CI Runner.
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