@ferki right. Build.sh and build.py were where the organization was basically when I started. We've benefitted immensely I think from using gitlab ci, it's been a valuable tool in that it allows us much more reuse and composition than build.sh but also has enough of an opinion on how most things should be done that it's pretty easy to fall into the pit of success.
I still think components are a clear signal however that they're taking YAML too far. I would suggest better `just` integration or perhaps incorporate an SDK akin to Dagger.
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@ferki yea - I think gitlab is jumping the shark of "programming in YAML" too
Look at this feature for defining (essentially) function interfaces using YAML.
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