You have previously learned how to code, build, and validate a build of software. In order for that build to become a release candidate, you must package the build in a format that is suitable for a production release. In addition, in order to make our continuous integration “Commit Stage”1 more robust, you will have to package the build for release to a TDD (test-driven development) environment. This environment was covered in previous chapters as a deployed environment dedicated solely to the execution of automated tests. The type of tests executed in this environment is acceptance ...
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