Continuous Integration (CI) is the practice of automating and improving the frequency of
code integration. CI has been widely adopted by software development teams and has …

Continuous Integration (CI) is a widely adopted practice that automates and enhances the
frequency of code integration. Previous research has explored the relationship between CI …

Today's build systems distribute build tasks across thousands of machines, reusing cached
build results whenever possible. But despite the sophisticated nature of modern build tools …

Continuous Integration (CI) platforms have widely adopted caching to speed up CI task
executions by storing and reusing dependent packages. Unfortunately, CI cache also …

Docker building is a critical component of containerized workflow, which automates the
process by which sources are packaged and transformed into container images. If not run …

Test failures are one of the most common reasons for broken builds in continuous
integration. It is expensive to diagnose all test failures in a build. As test failures are usually …

Since software engineering is globalized and not a homogeneous whole, we expect that
development practices are differently adopted across domains. However, little is known …

Decision-making is a vital part of software engineering. Professional software engineers, or
developers, are regularly faced with decisions in their work. Moreover, as societal …

Continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) have been shown to be very useful to improve
the quality of software products (eg, increasing their reliability or maintainability), and their …

Overcoming Challenges With Continuous Integration and Deployment Pipelines: An
Experience Report From a Small Company Page 1 0740-7459/20©2020IEEE MAY/JUNE 2020 …