Is anyone using
Dagger.io regularly as part of their core CI process now in an enterprise company? It's so intriguing to have a pure clean process that both CI and local match 100%, but confusing as heck when I've given it a shot. I'm really interested in Cue and it seems a very promising way to containerize mostly all of what you need to run.
That said, because I work in Go, mostly the tooling and Mage (make alternative in Go) work really well and I never really deal with dependency issues till i do other things like pre-commit with python and other tools.
Gut reaction initially is that it's years before it will be ready for widespread usage and that it's more a niche product with an unclear direction in scope. That's my first impression because of the mixing between task running, isolated build, consideration of pre-commit checks and more.
