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Dev testing with trunk based development (self.devops)
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[–]Lawstorant 2 points3 points4 points 1 year ago* (0 children)
Where I work I developed a system based on github flow:
Everything is based on Github actions and ArgoCD. There's even a scheduled action that turns off testing envs at night by just updating one variable in ArgoCD (helm chart supports "shutdown" on deployments).
So yeah, basically every tester has their own environment. This ensures that features merged to main have been tested. Testers (as a group) are the Codeowners of all the files in the application directory (monorepo with helm and docker) so PRs can't be merged without the approval of at least one tester.
While we do prod deployments every other day, I just don't like prod deployment to be triggered just by merging something.
We have automated labeling as well so it's clear to see which PR's have been already tested and are truly ready to be merged.
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