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Let’s have a final review of the best practices of Continuous Integration based on all the lessons we have learnt so far − Maintain a code repository − This is the…

Automated builds and repeatable builds. Automated tests and repeatable tests. Test categories and test frequencies. Continuous inspections. Continuous database integration. This string of tasks in creating an effective CI environment…

Continuous Database Integration is the process of rebuilding your database and test data any time a change is applied to a project’s version control repository. In Database Integration, generally, all…

Continuous Inspection is the process of an automated code review of inspection conducted for your code before the actual tests are run. There are subtle differences between inspecting and testing…

One of the key features of Continuous Integration is to ensure that the ongoing testing holds all the code which gets built by the CI server. After a build is carried out…

One of the key aspects of Continuous Integration is always to see how the builds are performing, gathering important metrics, documenting those outcomes, and generating continuous feedback through continuous builds.…

A Build Failure Notification is an event that is triggered whenever a build fails. The notification is sent to all key people whenever a build fails. The first important thing…

Now that we have our base code in Git and a link to the Continuous Integration server, it's finally time to see the first step of Continuous Integration in action.…

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…