compiption
Compiption is a computing term that refers to the process of compiling and packaging source code or data into a compact, executable bundle for distribution. The word is a portmanteau of “compile,” “pipeline,” and the nominal suffix “‑tion.” It is primarily used in the context of modern build systems that generate a single artifact—such as a JAR, DLL, or container image—by applying a series of automated steps that include code compilation, dependency resolution, and optimization.
The concept first appeared in open‑source communities in the early 2010s as developers sought to replace lengthy
Typical usage of the term includes phrases such as “compiption pipeline,” “compiption error,” or “compiption time.”