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“What is the difference between Continuous Integration and Trunk-Based Development?”
“I do this by checking out the current mainline from the central repository with git pull .”
“Can we run a CI Service on our feature branches?”
“It's not so much a how-to on Continuous Integration, and doesn't talk about the practices to do it well.”
“If I make changes on top of a failing build, I'll get confused thinking it was my changes that caused the failure.”
“This will consist of both altering the product code, and also adding or changing some of the automated tests.”
“This is the next version that will be deployed to production.”
“Once the source is in my environment, I execute a command to build the product.”
“Since then much has changed in usual expectations of software development teams.”
“Since I was a few minutes sorting that out, I pull again, and again there's a new commit.”
“As I write this, the dominant version control system is git .”
“Indeed there are a couple of such changes, which I pull into my working copy.”
“What is the difference between Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery?”
“How does Continuous Deployment fit in with all this?”
“Modern statically typed languages can catch many bugs, but far more slip through that net.”
“Now I take my working copy and do whatever I need to do to deal with the moon phases.”
“A difficult integration during that period can be very disconcerting, dragging out the review process even longer.”
“Manual testing is too slow to cope with the frequency of change.”
“It also means not having to spend time figuring out which branch within the version control system to use.”
“Frequently this suggests integrating before a user-visible feature is fully formed and ready for release.”
“However my push doesn't mean I'm done.”
“How do we do pull requests and code reviews?”
“We don't have to store the compiler in the repository, but we need to be able to get at the right compiler.”