PMI Agile Certified Practitioner (ACP) Practice Exam

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What does Continuous Integration involve in an Agile environment?

Regularly adapting the product features based on user feedback
Regularly checking in each team member's work, building and testing the entire system
Conducting retrospective meetings at the end of each sprint
Focusing solely on long-term project goals

The correct answer is: Regularly checking in each team member's work, building and testing the entire system

Continuous Integration (CI) in an Agile environment is fundamentally about the practice of frequently integrating code changes into a shared repository. This involves team members regularly checking in their individual pieces of work, which triggers an automated process where the entire system is built and tested. By doing so, any integration issues are identified early, allowing teams to address conflicts and bugs as they arise. This approach not only improves the overall quality of the software through consistent testing but also ensures that every team member’s contributions are harmonized and that the product remains in a deployable state throughout the development cycle. The regular building and testing aspect of CI helps in maintaining a level of confidence in the current state of the application, allowing for rapid development cycles which align well with Agile methodologies that prioritize adaptive planning and early delivery.