ContinuousIntegrationDeployment
Continuous Integration (CI) is a software development practice in which developers frequently integrate code into a shared repository, often several times a day. Each integration triggers an automated build and a suite of tests to verify that the new code works with the existing codebase. The goal is to detect defects and integration issues early, reduce merge conflicts, and improve software quality and release reliability.
Typical CI workflows begin with a code commit to a version control system, followed by an automated
Benefits of CI include faster feedback, lower integration risk, shorter release cycles, and better collaboration among
Challenges involve maintaining a reliable and comprehensive test suite, dealing with flaky tests, initial setup cost,