CI/CD

Integrating automated tests into your workflow can significantly enhance your development process. The following are practical step-by-step guides showing you how to incorporate tests into your CI/CD processes using different technologies.

GIT HOOKS

Run a test locally before pushing to your repository to ensure that your changes haven't negatively impacted your web application's performance metrics. By using Git hooks, you can automate testing at specific points in your workflow, allowing you to catch issues early. Setting up a pre-push or post-commit hook helps maintain code quality and prevents potential bugs from being integrated into your main branch.

Github Actions

Automate your testing process directly within your GitHub repository. By using GitHub Actions, you can create workflows that automatically trigger tests on specific events, such as pushing code or creating pull requests, ensuring that your application remains reliable and performs optimally.

Gitlab CI

Integrate automated tests into your GitLab CI pipeline to maintain the integrity of your application. This guide outlines how to configure GitLab CI to execute tests automatically whenever changes are made, helping to catch issues early in the development cycle.

Jenkins

Leverage Jenkins to create a continuous integration and delivery pipeline that includes automated testing. This guide will walk you through setting up Jenkins to run tests whenever code is pushed or merged, providing immediate feedback on the quality of your code.