Let’s say a developer introduced some changes and 2 days later the team observes that a feature does not work partially. This feature is not related to this developer’s change. However, since it was working fine a day later, all the changes may be reviewed by the manager. The conversation may start with the manager asking a question such as, “Did your changes regress?” To which the developer might agree after analysis or go into debugging mode.
Continuous testing is a key part of DevOps. It makes sure that software products are released with the best quality. In this blog post, we will talk about how to get started with a continuous testing strategy for DevOps projects. That way you can make sure your development process runs smoothly and efficiently.