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I’m setting up CruiseControl.net and I’ve never worked in an environment which used CI before.
I’m wondering whats the average/best practice of time between builds?
How often is continous?
Thanks,
Mike
Continuous usually means that a build will happen after every checkin. There’s no point in doing builds if nothing has changed, and if you build after a checkin then you can be certain of what the problem is if the build fails. We do an incremental build after every checkin to our main branch, and also a nightly clean build to catch dependency issues the incremental sometimes misses.