Continuous Integration for Research Computing
Best Practices for Research
Reader level: Beginner Continuous Integration Continuous Integration (CI) is the process of systematic code testing to ensure that changes made to a codebase do not break existing functionality. Although, firming entrenched into the software development lifecycle research projects rarely takes advantage of this important step. While this may be overkill for single-owner projects that are relatively small, any collaborative project of a reasonable size needs regular testing to avoid absolute pandemonium.
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