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You will also need to configure GitLab to only allow merging if all tests have passed. In this way you can bypass the requirement for the code to be reviewed by the Scrum Master which should speed up the process of integrating code into the Master branch.

### 1.1 Continuous Integration and Arduino Code

The challenge for carrying out unit and integration tests for Arduino code is that it has to run on a server rather than on a physical microcontroller. There are links to useful web resources in the `exercises/08_ci/arduino/` directory.

A good starting point is to base your build on the dedicated [Docker Arduino Environment](https://hub.docker.com/r/strm/dev-arduino/).

## 2 Planning the Third Sprint

As a team:
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# Continous Integration for Arduino Code

https://hub.docker.com/r/strm/dev-arduino/

http://www.mathieupassenaud.fr/using-gitlab-ci-with-arduino/

https://github.com/opsxcq/arduino-temperature-monitor

https://gitlab.com/berkas1/arduino-ci-test

https://www.mathux.org/Mathieu/Domotique/tree/master

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