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about git
Git is a distributed version control system that tracks changes in source code during
software development, allowing collaboration among multiple contributors and
enabling efficient code management. Users commit changes locally and synchronize
with a remote repository to maintain a unified project history.
about maven
Maven is a widely used build automation and project management tool in Java
development, facilitating the compilation, testing, and dependency management of
software projects. It uses a declarative XML configuration file to define project
settings and dependencies.
Checkstyle:
Checkstyle is a static code analysis tool that enforces coding conventions and style
rules in Java projects, promoting consistent and readable code. It identifies and
reports violations against a defined set of coding standards, aiding in maintaining
code quality.
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what is xp programming
Agile testing strategies involve continuous testing, early and frequent collaboration
between developers and testers, test automation, and adapting testing processes to
accommodate changing requirements throughout the Agile software development
lifecycle.
The Agile testing life cycle involves continuous testing throughout the development
process, including early collaboration with stakeholders, test planning, execution of
tests in short iterations, and frequent adaptation to evolving requirements.
Configure Git by setting your username and email with the commands: git config --
global user.name "Your Name" and git config --global user.email
"your.email@example.com".
git commands
Commit: Save changes to the local repository with git commit -m "Commit
message".
Branch: Create a new branch with git branch branch_name.
Push: Upload local changes to a remote repository using git push.
Add: Stage changes for commit with git add file_name.
Status: View the status of changes with git status.
Checkout: Switch branches or restore working tree files with git checkout
branch_name or git checkout -- file_name.
Merge: Combine changes from one branch into another with git merge
branch_name.
Pull: Fetch changes from a remote repository and merge them into the current
branch using git pull.
PMD: PMD is a source code analyzer that identifies potential issues, coding flaws,
and style violations in Java code.
FindBugs: FindBugs is a static analysis tool that detects and reports bugs, coding
mistakes, and potential issues in Java programs.
To check running static code analysis, review the output or reports generated by
tools such as PMD, FindBugs, or other static analysis tools configured in the build
process or development environment.
Set path variables in Jenkins using the "Global Tool Configuration" or by defining
environment variables in a Jenkins job's configuration.
Create jobs in Jenkins by selecting "New Item," specifying a job type, and
configuring its settings; for pipeline jobs, define workflows in a Jenkinsfile within the
job configuration.
Build a CI/CD pipeline in Jenkins by creating a pipeline job, defining stages, and
using a Jenkinsfile to script the workflow, including build, test, and deployment steps.
Create a pipeline view in Jenkins by selecting "New View," choosing "Build Pipeline
View," and configuring the view to display the desired pipeline jobs.
Quality gates in SonarQube are predefined criteria or thresholds set to ensure code
quality standards, preventing the promotion of code changes if they do not meet
specified metrics or quality requirements.
how to create a webhoook
Create a webhook by accessing the repository settings, adding a new webhook, and
specifying the payload URL to receive notifications for events in the version control
system.
SonarQube performs static code analysis by scanning source code, identifying code
smells, bugs, and security vulnerabilities, and providing detailed reports to help
maintain code quality and security standards.
JUnit testing is a widely-used framework for writing and running unit tests in Java,
providing annotations and assertions to facilitate the automated testing of individual
units of code for correctness.