Exam AWS Certified Developer Associate topic 1 question 42 discussion

B is the answer With codebuild repots one can see reports generated by functional or integration tests

B. Update the AWS CodeBuild specification to include a phase for running unit tests New feature of CodeBuild: https://aws.amazon.com/pt/blogs/devops/test-reports-with-aws-codebuild/

B) Correct You can modify the buildspec.yml file, which is used by CodeBuild, to define the steps to install dependencies, run unit tests, and build the application. The unit tests will be executed as part of the build phase before the artifacts are staged for testing or deployment.

i think so B

Option D (creating a testing branch in AWS CodeCommit) is more related to branching strategy rather than running unit tests as part of the CI/CD pipeline. You can use branches for different purposes, but running tests is typically done within the CI/CD process using tools like AWS CodeBuild.

The right answer is B since CodeBuild can also be used for running tests

B is the answer. My company is doing like this.

You can add unit-tests to post_build phase of CodeBuild.

The recommended way to incorporate unit tests as part of CI/CD pipelines in AWS CodePipeline is to update the AWS CodeBuild specification to include a phase for running unit tests. The AWS CodeBuild specification allows developers to define build commands and output artifacts for their build projects. By including a phase to run unit tests in the build specification, developers can ensure that their code passes automated tests before it moves to the next stage of the pipeline. This approach ensures that only working code is deployed, reducing the risk of errors or issues in production.

B should be the right one.

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B is the right answer

B should be the correct answer?

Answer B

ANS: B

ANS: B

B You can specify the unit tests in either the build or the post_build sequence in the buildspec.yml file.