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Цього разу діди наголосували тему Jenkins. Тож обговорюємо чи не першу CI/CD платформу, чому вона досі жива і популярна, а також, які ще варіанти існують на ринку. Музика на початку та в кінці випуску: Metre - Depth Charge
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While Google started automating its build tests in 2003, the engineering industry took longer to do the same. But automation was sorely needed: Software systems are growing larger and ever more complex… To make matters worse, new versions are pushed to users frequently, sometimes multiple times each day. This is a far cry from the world of shrink-wrapped software that saw updates only once or twice a year. The ability for humans to manually validate every behavior in a system has been unable to keep pace with the explosion of features and platforms in most software. - Software Engineering at Google
https://abseil.io/resources/swe-book/html/ch11.html#testing_overviewAdd author/source Sun Microsystem’s engineer, Kohsuke Kawaguchi, was key to ushering in the next era of testing. In 2004, he created “Hudson”
https://community.jenkins.io/t/lets-thank-kohsuke-the-creator-of-jenkins/168(later renamed to Jenkins in fun Oracle drama). At his day job, Kohsuke “got tired of incurring the wrath of his team every time…
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at some point anyway.
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