In my experience with distributing Ruby applications using Tebako, I've found it to be extremely efficient, especially considering the compact binary size of 15 MB, which contrasts sharply with the hefty 450 MB of Heroku's CLI. It's a game changer for developers looking to deliver software more effectively to users who may not have Ruby installed. However, one must be mindful of specifics related to CI workflows and file paths to maximize the advantages of using Tebako.
Distributing Ruby apps through Tebako has proved remarkably efficient; my binaries are only 15 MB compared to Heroku's CLI size of 450 MB.
When considering Tebako for continuous integration workflows, careful attention to file paths and distribution methods is essential to streamline the experience.
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