Cloudflare has launched a new CI SDK, built on Cloudflare Workflows, which allows users to execute continuous integration (CI) pipelines directly on the Cloudflare platform. This initiative aims to provide a comprehensive environment for storing, building, testing, and deploying code within Cloudflare's infrastructure.
The CI SDK connects the storage, build, and deployment phases. It leverages Cloudflare Artifacts for versioned code storage, which can scale to millions of repositories. Users can trigger CI jobs by sending artifact push events to their Workflows, configured via a new events field in their wrangler configuration file.
The SDK, with @cloudflare/ci installed in a Workflow, provides several functionalities. These include automating builds in isolated environments, running linters and typechecks, caching dependencies across CI job steps, and executing unit tests. It also offers a 'self-heal' feature with an AI review agent to identify and fix broken build steps, and supports conditional deployments based on build success.
The new offering addresses the needs of platforms managing numerous repositories for their own code and their customers' code. It enables platforms to define and share CI/CD pipelines across multiple customer applications. Additionally, individual customers can define their own custom CI jobs using dynamic workflows, allowing for both platform-managed and custom CI to operate concurrently within the same namespace.
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Cloudflare introduced a CI SDK built on Cloudflare Workflows, enabling continuous integration (CI) pipelines to run directly on its platform. This development allows platforms to manage CI/CD for their own code and their customers' code, integrating with Cloudflare Artifacts for versioned code storage.