We have a small java project which is sometimes run from Maven, sometimes using the IDE's run configurations...
I'd like for each contributor in our repo to not be able to merge code into master that did not pass our simple integration tests.
It doesn't sound like something BitBucket supports but I hope to be pleasantly surprised?
Maybe some test class/tag can be configured in BitBucket and bitbucket runs it and makes sure everything is passing, before allowing a pull request?
Or something like this...
Interested to hear also from the community, what kind of process or "best practice" you have to do this, ideally something automated, because if people are allowed to forget running integration tests then the whole idea is kinda broken :)
Thanks
Hi @[deleted] ,
I think this is what you are looking for.
https://bitbucket.org/blog/protect-your-master-branch-with-merge-checks
Just let me know if I can help you with something else
Cheers
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