You don't do Continuous Integration!

Written by msokola | Published 2019/08/11
Tech Story Tags: continuous-integration | ci | software-development | programming | agile | scrum | development | hackernoon-top-story

TLDR Continuous Integration (CI) is a process of integrating changes in the continuous way. It is about running automated integration pipelines running on every commit. The pipeline includes linters, tests, and bundling (creating a shippable package) Each developer needs to merge their changes down at least once per day. The most up-to-date state of the development branch is distributed across 3 different branches (pull requests) It means the pipelines confirmed integration of every pull request separately, and the branch is sort of “stale”via the TL;DR App

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Written by msokola | yippee ki-yay
Published by HackerNoon on 2019/08/11