Programming guide

Set up continuous integration for a small project

Make every code change run tests and checks automatically, so problems in human or AI-written code are caught before they reach your main branch or users.

Estimated time: 1–3 hoursUpdated: 28 September 2026

Use this guide when your project is in a remote Git repository and has at least a few tests. Most code hosting services offer a built-in CI feature, so have access to your repository settings and know the commands that install, test and check your project locally.

Step by step

  1. List your local checks

    Write down the exact commands you run to install dependencies, run tests and check formatting or linting. Make sure each command works from a clean copy of the project. If you cannot run the checks reliably on your own machine, fix that first.

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