BuildDauer
BuildDauer is a term used in software development to describe the duration of a build process, typically from the moment the build is started until the artifacts are produced and the build is considered complete. In practice, the exact scope can vary by team or project, ranging from just compilation and packaging to including dependency resolution and test execution. The metric is especially common in continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) environments to gauge build performance and to compare the impact of changes across branches or commits.
Measurement of BuildDauer usually records a start timestamp at the beginning of the build job and an
In practice, BuildDauer serves as a key performance indicator for development pipelines. It helps detect regressions,
Factors affecting BuildDauer include hardware capacity, network latency, dependency resolution, level of parallelism, and the size