Continuous Integration
The Continuous Integration phase provides the first feedback to developers. It checks out the code from the repository, compiles it, runs unit tests, and verifies the code quality. If any step fails, the pipeline execution is stopped and the first thing the developers should do is fix the Continuous Integration build. The essential aspect of the phase is time; it must be executed in a timely manner. For example, if this phase took an hour to complete then the developers would commit the code faster, which would result in the constantly failing pipeline.
The Continuous Integration pipeline is usually the starting point. Setting it up is simple because everything is done within the development team and no agreement with ...
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