Testing has been an essential part of most medium-to-large projects, hence, it is important that every code change to our main branches triggers a full execution of test suite, so as to ensure that the change we made does not break any other test cases. This entire process is what we call Continuous Integration (CI). It is to validate the correctness of code changes and to quickly identify integration errors. After receiving a green light from CI, the next step is to ensure delivery of the new software that consists of new features and/or bug fixes. This is what we […] This article, Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery with Jenkins and Fastlane, was originally published at AppCoda.
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