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Agile development focuses on catching bugs as soon as they are introduced. Optimally, the bugs are caught before changes are checked in, but there are classes of bugs that are expensive for the developer to verify. They happen infrequently, they are hassle to check for, and they can be painful to track down. The most visible relate to integration, platform dependencies, and external package dependencies.
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© 2008 Jeff Younker
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(2008). A Build for Every Check-In. In: Foundations of Agile Python Development. Apress. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0635-4_5
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