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How does Cliuno support CI/CD?

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Q: What is CI/CD?
A: CI/CD stands for Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (or Continuous Delivery). It is a process for continuously building, testing, and deploying software changes to production. The goal of CI/CD is to reduce the risk of introducing bugs into the production environment by automating the software development process.

Q: How does Cliuno support CI/CD?
A: Cliuno includes built-in CI/CD functionality that allows developers to automatically build, test, and deploy their projects. This helps to ensure that any changes to the codebase are thoroughly tested and validated before they are deployed to production.

Q: What is unit testing?
A: Unit testing is a software testing technique that is used to test individual units, or components, of a larger software system. These units can be functions, methods, or classes, and are tested in isolation to ensure that they behave as expected.

Q: How does Cliuno support unit testing?
A: Every starter kit created with Cliuno comes with built-in unit testing, which allows developers to test the individual components of their application to ensure they are working as expected. This helps to identify and isolate bugs or errors in code, which can be fixed before they cause larger issues in the system.

Q: Why is unit testing important for CI/CD?
A: Unit testing is an important component of the CI/CD process, as it helps to ensure that any changes to the codebase are thoroughly tested and validated before they are deployed to production. By catching bugs and errors early in the development process, unit testing helps to reduce the risk of introducing issues into the production environment.