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<p>when developer do a code check-in, and tester start testing they find some feature got broken, this is annoying testing and development and they spend long time investigation and wasting time. how to prevent this from happening?</p>
the answer of this question will depend on building tool you are using, and your automation testing. usually, you can integrate your automation tests with your build system and prevents any check-ins to be approved until the build pass. when the build ends, it will runs your automation tests.if test passes, then the build will pass and the check-in will be approved, otherwise check-in will be rejected, and developer need to solve the issue. sometimes will also create a bug for the developer who checked in the code.
