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Add continuous integration tool (CI)
See original GitHub issueSummary
In order to improve our deploy process, we want to integrate an automation tool.
This tool should check few routines like:
- Merge from
feature-branchtodevelopment.- If tests are
OK, allow merge
- If tests are
- Merge from
developmenttomaster- If tests are
OKautomatically merge
- If tests are
Possible solutions
Output
T.B.D
Issue Analytics
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- Created 3 years ago
- Comments:5
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I’ve experience with the first three possible solutions, and I favor GitHub Actions since the codebase is already on GitHub.
@wlsf82 I’m considering keep this issue open as a aggregator for test coverage related tasks. If this is the case, ideally we should tag #144 in pull requests adding more tests. What you think about this?