CI services in the cloud. They are beautiful. All you need to do is drop a little bit o' yaml in your repository and a whole world of automated build and test infrastructure starts creating some good... read more >>

Welp, it's the holidays! Whether you celebrate Christmas, Hanukah, Kwanzaa, Festivus, or, you know, Tuesday, I certainly wish you a well and happy close out to a pretty unprecedented and challenging... read more >>

Now that we have MATLAB projects self-describing how they can be tested, let me get after what I hinted at last post . In particular, how easy it is to get the project set up and ready to roll with your automated CI build. We have discussed many times on this blog how to get squared away with your MATLAB and Simulink code on Jenkins, but we have never discussed how we are working to make it easier for you. This needs to be rectified!... read more >>

OK, quick follow up to last post. Having a parameterized build is great, but it presents us with one problem. I can guarantee you I will pretty much never click the button to kick off builds... read more >>

Buckets. Sometimes it rains buckets. Other times we are challenged with ice buckets. When it comes to my code, tests, and development process, I want to put it all in buckets. One bucket for tests... read more >>

Hello all! I was reading up on Guy's blog the other day and remembered his great post showing a Simulink Test workflow with Jenkins and GitLab. One thing I thought was cool in his musings was how he... read more >>

Hi folks, today I'd like to introduce ChangQing Wang. ChangQing is the lead developer on MATLAB's performance framework, and in addition to all the great performance testing features he has delivered, he has also found a really easy way to integrate performance results into Jenkins. Check it out!... read more >>

Hello everyone, for this post, I'd like to introduce Mariano Lizarraga Fernandez as a guest blogger. He has a great story to share where he demonstrates a nicely tuned workflow between a Jenkins... read more >>

You may remember that MATLAB can generate code coverage information in the Cobertura format now. Been able to since R2017b. This is great since this allows us to leverage a richer ecosystem of... read more >>