Introduction to continuous integration
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The document introduces continuous integration (CI), discussing its motivation, benefits, and how to implement it using the Hudson/Jenkins open source tool. CI ensures that code commits can be automatically built, tested and integrated to find issues early. The document recommends setting up a Jenkins server to regularly pull code from source control, run tests, and email developers on failures, improving the development workflow.
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