CItulokset

CItulokset is a term used in Finnish software development to denote the results produced by continuous integration (CI) processes. It combines the abbreviation CI with the Finnish word tulokset meaning "results." The term is informal and not a formal standard, but it is commonly used to describe the consolidated outcome of a CI pipeline for a particular code change or project build.

In practice, CItulokset summarize the health of a build, its tests, and related checks. They typically appear as a status indicator (pass, fail, or partial), a pipeline identifier, elapsed time, and links to artifacts such as test reports and coverage data. They may also flag flaky tests, skipped tests, or deployment steps.

Data sources include CI systems such as Jenkins, GitLab CI, GitHub Actions, and CircleCI. These systems generate logs, test reports (for example, JUnit or NUnit), and coverage results, which organizations assemble into a dashboard or PR view to provide a quick health snapshot.

Interpretation and use: a successful CItulokset generally signals that the change is ready for review or merge, according to the team’s policy. Non‑successful results highlight issues to fix, with distinctions often made between unit, integration, lint, or deployment failures.

Notes: there is no universal standard for CItulokset, so appearance and metrics vary by tool and organization. Effective use requires clear success criteria, consistent dashboards, and accessible links to artifacts and logs.