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In a CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment) pipeline, a procedural component is a specific step or action that is carried out in a specific order as part of the pipeline process. One of the procedural components of a CI/CD pipeline is that every test must pass in order for the pipeline to continue its execution. If any test fails, the pipeline will stop and the issue must be addressed before the pipeline can continue. This is an important procedural component of a CI/CD pipeline because it ensures that the code being deployed is of high quality and meets the necessary standards before it is released.

Option,Reason A. Bundled artifacts must be generated. ❌,While artifacts (compiled code, binaries, or containers) are important, they are not strictly procedural. Some pipelines might generate artifacts later in the process. B. Every test must pass for the pipeline to continue its execution. ✅,Correct! This is a common procedural rule in CI/CD pipelines to ensure quality and stability. C. Some tests fail without stopping the pipeline execution. ❌,Some pipelines allow non-critical tests to fail, but this is not a procedural requirement for CI/CD. D. The release label that identifies the build is optional. ❌,A release label (versioning/tagging) is useful but not procedural—it does not control whether the pipeline runs or stops.

A is procedural, B is not

I think its A

I think that A is correct, but the question isnt´clear. https://www.techtarget.com/searchsoftwarequality/CI-CD-pipelines-explained-Everything-you-need-to-know CI/CD phase: Build -> Test ->Deploy Build -> All of the artifacts involved in the build process. The build should now generate an artifact, or container image, published to a store or registry. So, Without artifacts impossible run the test. Besides, I think every artifact, packets, software should be tested to continue its exexcution in pipeline.

why A is wrong?

Its B Tests must pass In the event that a test fails, the developer is notified and can correct the issues that caused the test to fail very early in the development process. If all the tests pass, the code moves on to the next stage of the pipeline.

why C is wrong?