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This document discusses continuous integration and Inloopx's approach. It covers committing code, building, testing and delivering applications. Specific topics covered include Git workflow and branching models like Gitflow, semantic versioning, build tools, challenges in application building, and Inloopx's build delivery system. The goal is to commit code changes regularly, have an automated build and test process, and deliver new versions of applications.
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- 1. Continuous Integration INLOOPX Igor Liška | Engineering Management 2018/06/06
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- 3. INLOOPX | Continuous Integration Commit → Build → Test → Deliver 3
- 4. INLOOPX | Continuous Integration 4 while (true) { } // at least once a day Commit → Build → Test → Deliver
- 5. INLOOPX | Continuous Integration 5 Commit → Build → Test → Deliver
- 6. INLOOPX | Continuous Integration 6 Git Workflow A successful Git branching model https://nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model/ Gitflow
- 7. INLOOPX | Continuous Integration Gitflow 7 Source: https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/comparing-workflows/gitflow-workflow
- 8. INLOOPX | Continuous Integration Gitflow 8 Source: https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/comparing-workflows/gitflow-workflow
- 9. INLOOPX | Continuous Integration Gitflow 9 feature/ths-246-add-calabash-target branch type JIRA taskID featurenam e
- 10. INLOOPX Commit → Build → Test → Deliver | Continuous Integration 10
- 11. INLOOPX Commit → Build → Test → Deliver | Continuous Integration 11
- 12. INLOOPX | Continuous Integration Semantic Versioning 12 0.1.0-unstable.66+debug.a02691d1 pre-release info build metadataversion m ajorm inorpatch identifier build increm ent build type com m ithash
- 13. INLOOPX | Continuous Integration Build Tools 13 Versioning & Building Delivery
- 14. INLOOPX | Continuous Integration 14 Building an application 1. Run static analysis & tests 2. Get version 3. Build
- 15. INLOOPX | Continuous Integration 15 Gitlab CI Source: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/pipelines.html
- 16. INLOOPX | Continuous Integration 16 Job Count 2017 - 2018
- 17. INLOOPX | Continuous Integration 17 Challenges in App Building 1. Project Structure & Dependencies 2. Signing
- 18. INLOOPX | Continuous Integration 18 Inloop CLI $ inloop ios provisioning application create $ inloop ios provisioning device add $ inloop ios match
- 19. INLOOPX Commit → Build → Test → Deliver | Continuous Integration 19
- 20. INLOOPX Commit → Build → Test → Deliver | Continuous Integration 20
- 21. INLOOPX | Continuous Integration 21 Cucumber & Calabash
- 22. INLOOPX Commit → Build → Test → Deliver | Continuous Integration 22
- 23. INLOOPX Commit → Build → Test → Deliver | Continuous Integration 23
- 24. INLOOPX | Continuous Integration Build Delivery System 24
- 25. INLOOPX | Continuous Integration Semantic Versioning vs. BDS 25 0.1.0-unstable.66+debug.a02691d1 pre-release info build metadataversion m ajorm inorpatch identifier build increm ent build type com m ithash
- 26. INLOOPX | Continuous Integration 26 0.1.0-unstable.66+debug.a02691d1 pre-release info build metadataidentifier Semantic Versioning vs. BDS build type
- 27. INLOOPX | Continuous Integration 27 Semantic Versioning vs. BDS
- 28. INLOOPX Commit → Build → Test → Deliver | Continuous Integration 28
- 29. INLOOPX Commit → Build → Test → Deliver | Continuous Integration 29
- 30. INLOOPX Commit → Build → Test → Deliver | Continuous Integration 30 while (true) { // at least once a day }
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