BuildResultate
BuildResultate is a term used in software engineering, particularly in German-speaking contexts, to denote the complete set of outputs produced by a software build. It refers to the artifacts generated by compiling, linking, packaging, and testing, as well as the accompanying metadata and reports that describe the build’s provenance, quality, and deployment readiness. The concept emphasizes end-to-end traceability from source control to deployable form.
A BuildResultate typically includes:
- Artifacts such as binaries, libraries, containers, or package files.
- Metadata including build numbers, commit hashes, timestamps, and target platforms.
- Dependency information and provenance data for reproducibility.
- Build and test logs, along with test reports and code coverage results.
- Quality and compliance findings from static analysis, security checks, and license scans.
BuildResultate are usually stored in artifact repositories or integrated into CI/CD pipelines. They support reproducibility by
In a Java project, a BuildResultate may consist of a compiled jar, a sources jar, a binary
Overall, BuildResultate provide a structured, auditable view of what a build produces and how it was