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Now that we have our source code in the Git repository and all of our initial code works on the build server, it is time to create a project in…

The next key aspect is to ensure our baseline code is checked into our source code repository management server which is Git. To do this, we need to follow these…

The next important step is to ensure that the solution builds on the build server. The first part is a manual step because before the continuous integration tool is used,…

Now let’s look at certain aspects of the MSBuild file to see what they mean. These aspects are important to know from a Continuous Integration Cycle. Build scripts are used…

There are a variety of build tools available for a variety of programming languages. Some of the most popular build tools include Ant for Java and MSBuild for .NET. Using a scripting tool…

Following is the list of the most significant requirements for Continuous Integration. Check-In Regularly − The most important practice for continuous integration to work properly is frequent check-ins to trunk or…

Following are some of the main features or practices for Continuous Integration. Maintain a single source repository − All source code is maintained in a single repository. This avoids having source…

Version control systems, also known as source control, source code management systems, or revision control systems, are a mechanism for keeping multiple versions of your files so that when you…

There are chances that things will go wrong on a project. By effectively practicing CI, you find out what happens at every step along the way, rather than later when…

The software part is the most important aspect of any Continuous Integration process. This chapter focuses on the software which will be needed for the entire Continuous Integration process. Source…