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Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery/Deployment basically means automated testing on commit to your GitHub repository.

This is incredibly useful for ensuring the code base maintains a state of fully functioning tests, as well as enforcing linter and security concerns.

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0:00 Creating Project, Setup GitHub Action Workflow
4:04 Setup Project To Make CI/CD Work in Rails 7
11:56 How To View GitHub Action For Rails 7 Test Results
13:29 Fixing Brakeman For CI/CD
14:25 Contributing To A CI/CD Rails App Repo on GitHub
18:46 How To Pull Request Into A Repo With Rails 7 Automated Testing CI/CD

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Hope this video helps! If you're interested, I've started a small series on a real-time chat app with Turbo. Includes chatrooms, direct messages, Devise profile pictures, and more.

Deanin

Hi Deanin,
You are awesome, I have to say that because you have to keep continue this kinds of teaching

marcomoradian

As a junior developer this was one side of the equation that I least understood, thanks for the video.

tombranson

I'm glad I found this channel, thanks for the videos!

andrescondezomonge

Hmm, now to talk about this with a software engineering class or a web class. Nice video!

erikfredericks

It would be nice to see an app built with TDD in Rails 7.

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jesustr

gem 'rubocop-rails' makes some people open their mouth? haha 🤣

valcaro

6:02 I think that if we just install rubocop-rails rubocop will be installed as a dependency in Gemfile.lock => we don't need to specify "rubocop" as a separate gem 🤔 Works for me

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