You can't make it replace Jenkins if it can't do arbitrary jobs. I'm talking jobs without even a repository behind them.
The idea of a runner that tests every commit on a repo is super useful. But Jenkins goes one step further by being essentially an arbitrary shell command runner. I use it for example as a CNC for running cleanup jobs, cronjobs etc.
The idea of a runner that tests every commit on a repo is super useful. But Jenkins goes one step further by being essentially an arbitrary shell command runner. I use it for example as a CNC for running cleanup jobs, cronjobs etc.