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Continuous integration
Definition
A software development practice in which changes are integrated and tested frequently rather than accumulated into large, infrequent releases.
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For learning technology teams, continuous integration can make iterative development safer and shorten the feedback loop between change and validation.
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Sources and evidence
- LeBOK — 9.3.4 Continuous Integration and Testing with End-User Input (direct)