Chapter 12. BDD in the build process
This chapter covers
- Executable specifications and the automated build process
- The role of BDD in continuous integration (CI) and continuous delivery
- Using a CI server to publish living documentation
- Using a CI server to speed up your automated acceptance tests
The ultimate aim of BDD is to deliver more valuable software with less waste. But the business value of a new feature isn’t truly realized until it’s deployed into production for users to use. So if you want to deliver business value to users faster, you need to be able to deploy features quickly and efficiently.
Deploying a feature into production is typically a fairly complicated process. You need to build the application from source code ...
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