Contineous Integration

Last post 07:56 am November 12, 2015 by Sanjay Saini

2 replies

12:05 pm August 8, 2015

How often continuous integration should happen?

is there any pre-requisite to enable this?

Are unit test cases should be automated?

Ludwig Harsch

11:23 am August 10, 2015

The term is misleading, it should be "Continual Integration" and should happen every time a developer changes the code basis in order to make sure the whole system still works.
A pre-requisite for that would be a CI environment.
Have you ever tried to do unit tests manually? Can you imagine to do that with Continuous Integration?

Sanjay Saini

07:56 am November 12, 2015

Right, CI should happen with every check-in from the Dev team. And unit tests should be automated and should run with every CI.

The CI environment setup is a big task but once done it is really worth of effort.

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