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Explore Stack InternalI worked in a team where we struggled with the same problem. What weWe found was that the less time we had before integrating, the less difficult it became. I know most people teaching continuous integration talk about committing every few minutes - we probably actually committed every hour or so.
We also found that just building wasn't enough. We needed a good test coverage level in order to make sure that we didn't accidentally break each others' code.
I worked in a team where we struggled with the same problem. What we found was that the less time we had before integrating, the less difficult it became. I know most people teaching continuous integration talk about committing every few minutes - we probably actually committed every hour or so.
We also found that just building wasn't enough. We needed a good test coverage level in order to make sure that we didn't accidentally break each others' code.
I worked in a team where we struggled with the same problem. We found that the less time we had before integrating, the less difficult it became. I know most people teaching continuous integration talk about committing every few minutes - we probably actually committed every hour or so.
We also found that just building wasn't enough. We needed a good test coverage level in order to make sure that we didn't accidentally break each others' code.
I worked in a team where we struggled with the same problem. What we found was that the less time we had before integrating, the less difficult it became. I know most people teaching continuous integration talk about committing every few minutes - we probably actually committed every hour or so.
We also found that just building wasn't enough. We needed a good test coverage level in order to make sure that we didn't accidentally break each others' code.
