Mastering CI: Tips for Team's Productivity and Code Security
Continuous integration (CI) is the practice of automating the integration of code changes from multiple contributors into a single software project. It's essentially a pipeline where everything gets built and tested automatically. This approach encourages frequent code commits and quick feedback.
Well, here are a few tricks and tips you can add to your CI pipeline to make things easier and safer. So, get ready to level up your CI game and make your team's lives easier. Let's dive in!
Git is awesome for keeping track of your code changes over time. But sometimes, when we're in a rush, we just blurt out whatever comes to mind in our commit messages. That's not cool, folks.
A good commit message should be clear, descriptive, and make sense to your team. It should give everyone a heads-up about what's been changed without having to dig through the code. That's where commit message standardization comes in handy.
Husky is like a guard dog for Git, stopping you from doing stuff you shouldn't do, like making a messy commit. It does this by using Git hooks, which are scripts that Git runs before or after certain events, like a commit or push.
