Flaky tests, which fail unpredictably without changes in code or environment, can cause significant delays in development. They disrupt merge queues by blocking valid pull requests, leading to resets, wasted resources, and frustration among developers. Merge queues are designed to streamline the integration process, but flaky tests undermine their efficiency. Tools like Aviator MergeQueue help manage these challenges with features such as parallel testing and early validation. By addressing flaky tests and stabilizing testing environments, teams can ensure smoother workflows and more reliable CI/CD pipelines.
Trunk-based development helps achieve continuous delivery and improve developer experience. But it requires using the right tools and processes.
Merge queues in monorepo can be challenging to maintain. Learn how to create that stability while maintaining high throughput in a monorepo.
Aviator Releases is designed to help teams coordinate releases, deployments, and rollbacks. It integrates with existing CI/CD systems to simplify the release process.
FlexReview is an alternative to Codeowners. It uses reviewer expert score along with availability, workloads and the complexity of code change to determine the right reviewers.
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A calculator that provides a glimpse of the “hidden pockets” of time wasted that typically do not show up in more common engineering productivity metrics.
In this article, you'll learn all about why you need a merge queue and how to manage one.
This post explores shift-left principles and suggests that stacked PRs will become increasingly useful.
TestDeck is a test management platform that uses automation to identify and remove flaky tests.
