On Sat, Jun 27, 2026 at 01:41:38PM +0300, Otto Kekäläinen wrote: > If you do want to use Salsa CI but struggle to get it fully green, you > can also just disable the failing jobs without turning off the entire > pipeline [2].
That's what I usually do: Disable job "foo" until someone figures out how to fix it. and I highly recommend it as well. In fact, I believe this should be the first recommendation, before considering to disable the pipeline completely as you suggest in the subject. So, while I agree that a disabled CI is better than a persistently failing one, I think a CI which becomes green by dropping a single job is a lot better than a disabled CI. I know there is also another school of thought which proposes to make the failures non-fatal, but IMO that should only be done if there is really a fix in the horizon. If there is not, there is little point in wasting resources. Thanks.
