Code Pipeline

Definitions

1. The automated path that code changes follow from commit through validation, packaging, and deployment, often including checks, approvals, and environment promotion. A good code pipeline makes releases repeatable and observable instead of depending on tribal knowledge and manual steps.

   In plain English: The automated sequence that code changes move through on the way to release.

   Example: "The monorepo's code pipeline ran unit tests, contract checks, bundle generation, and a staging deploy before allowing a production promotion."

Related Terms

• Jenkins
• Post-Deploy Hook
• Test Runner
• Travis CI
• Woodpecker CI
• Semaphore CI
• Tekton
• Automated Deployment
• Automation Pipeline
• Build Stage
• Build Step
• Command Chain
• Content Pipeline
• Custom Filter
• Release Pipeline