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BuildBot is a continuous integration system written in Python that automates the compile/test cycle. It helps developers practice continuous integration by committing code changes frequently and having the code built and tested automatically. Continuous integration helps catch bugs early by detecting errors quickly after each commit and encourages developers to integrate changes more regularly. It improves software quality by making issues easy to find and fix before they become larger problems.
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