WIKI Page - Continuous Integration
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Description
Continuous integration is a technique that encourages developers to check-in their code more frequently, have it compiled by an automated process, run a suite of unit tests, and report on the status. The idea is to streamline the feedback loop so that the effect of an integrated change is communicated back to the developer as soon as possible. By reducing the time between check-in and build status, developers find it much easier to identify faulty code.
A continuous integration server is responsible for monitoring the source code repository for changes that are made during check-in. When a change is detected, the server automatically:
- Retrieves source code
- Builds the project
- Executes tests
- Reports on the build and testing status
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