What does "builds" mean in Continuous Integration?

Philipp Mochine Published at Dev

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Philipp Mochine

I see something like "Free for opensource projects or 100 builds per month" but I'm not able to grasp what builds means.

Does it mean: The number of tests that were tested/processed?

Nikos C.

Every time a CI run is triggered (for example because you pushed to your Git repo,) that's a "build".

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edited at2021-05-18

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