That's why I proposed having a "build team" where you ask an individual to run your compiles for you, rather than dealing with an impersonal CI system. More Agile.
The old Manifesto sounds nice, but it's more a reaction (overreaction?) to some pathologies of the time than something that will get you very far without otherwise knowing what you should be doing.
The original reaction for that pathology is "The Mythical Man-Month", it's what started everything. From my point of view, we're still man-monthin'.
The Agile folks just translated a personal reflection from Fred Brooks into a culture (then some companies made it into a cult).
Anyway. In your opinion, what the pathologies for _this_ time would be?
In software, Gerald Weinberg was writing about how to organize and optimize this stuff at least a decade before Brooks.
And Edwards Deming's work led to a lot of agile ideas. That strain of thinking is traceable at least back to the Napoleonic-era's Prussian artillery. The mythical man month isn't really a software problem; it's a human organization problem.
> Anyway. In your opinion, what the pathologies for _this_ time would be?
That's certainly an interesting question; I don't have a ready answer.