Automatic testing and release management(?)

tor - Mon, 07/28/2008 - 20:23

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Automatic testing and release management is one of my Holy Grails - so I really do wonder if this works as advertised? I may have to investigate this soon :

Cruise is a continuous integration and release management system that enables software teams to go live with new, tested features quickly and repeatably. By lowering the effort and risk associated with releasing complex applications, Cruise leaves your team free to focus on the stuff that really matters: delivering value through innovation.

Cruise draws from the extensive continuous integration experience of ThoughtWorks, the creators of the original CruiseControl.

[From Cruise - Continuous Integration and Release Management System - From the Creators of CruiseControl ]

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