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Quality Assurance & Testing
Integrate testing into your deployment pipeline
Automated testing in your CI/CD pipeline catches bugs on every commit. We integrate tests with GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or CircleCI for continuous quality...
Continuous testing means running your test suite automatically on every code change, providing instant feedback to developers. We configure CI/CD pipelines (GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, CircleCI, Jenkins) to run unit tests, integration tests, and E2E tests automatically. Failed tests block deployments, preventing bugs from reaching production. Our setups include test parallelization for speed, coverage reporting, and deployment gates.
Everything you need for success
How we work with you
Review existing CI/CD setup and test coverage
Design pipeline stages and testing workflow
Configure CI/CD platform and test runners
Integrate tests with pipeline and gates
Optimize for speed with caching and parallelization
Document pipeline and train team
What you'll achieve
Catch bugs within minutes of code push
Prevent broken code from reaching production
Faster feedback for developers
Reduced manual testing time
Automated quality gates before deployment
Improved code quality and confidence
Everything you need to know
GitHub Actions: best for GitHub repos, generous free tier, easy setup, huge ecosystem. GitLab CI: excellent for GitLab users, powerful, integrated. CircleCI: fast, good parallelization, limited free tier. Jenkins: self-hosted, very flexible, requires maintenance. For most teams: GitHub Actions (if on GitHub) or GitLab CI (if on GitLab). Both modern, well-documented, actively developed.
Target: <10 minutes for feedback. Developers won't wait longer. Strategies: run unit tests on every commit (1-3 min), integration tests on PR (3-5 min), E2E tests on main branch only (5-10 min). Use test parallelization—run tests across multiple runners simultaneously. Cache dependencies. Skip slow tests in CI, run in nightly builds. Fast CI keeps developers productive.
No. Tiered approach: (1) Fast unit tests: every commit, <3 min. (2) Integration tests: every PR/merge request, <5 min. (3) E2E tests: main branch only or before deployment, <10 min. (4) Full test suite + security scans: nightly or weekly. (5) Load tests: manual or before major releases. Balance: fast feedback vs comprehensive testing. Fast CI > slow comprehensive CI that developers bypass.
Pipeline stops, deployment blocked. Developer gets notification (email, Slack, GitHub comment). PR shows failed status—can't merge without fix or override. Best practice: require passing tests before merge (GitHub branch protection, GitLab merge requirements). Failed test = broken build. Fix immediately or revert commit. Occasional override for urgent hotfixes, but always fix tests after.
Let's discuss your project and how we can help you achieve your goals.