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The Automation Hour - 14

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(1:45) Simon Amby introduced the Automation Hour meeting, explaining its informal format and purpose. The meeting is held every third Friday and includes automation demos, questions, and comments.

(3:15) Lasse presented a demo on documenting code generation and approval processes. They emphasized the importance of quality tests before releasing code to the main branch and demonstrated the use of branch policies, code reviews, and automated testing.

(7:51) Simon Amby provided context on the main branch and the importance of having tests and reviews before pushing code to production. They explained the goal of proving to QSIE that tests and peer reviews are in place.

(9:13) Lasse demonstrated an automated process for documenting and approving code changes. They showed how to generate PowerShell modules, run tests, and submit data to ServiceNow, making it easier to prove compliance to QSIE.

(19:27) Christian Mark asked about the process for new projects and development. Lasse and Simon Amby explained that the process involves tracking commits, validating PowerShell modules, and ensuring that only qualified changes are released to production.

(22:10) Simon Amby and Lasse discussed the QZKC approval process, explaining that once a push is verified with testing and peer review, additional pull requests can be made without repeating the documentation process. They also mentioned an upcoming meeting to ensure they have enough information for QZKC.

(26:35) Simon Amby acknowledged that the meeting content can be technical and optional. They provided a link to previous Automation Hour sessions and encouraged participants to reach out if they have something to demo.

(29:45) Simon Amby thanked Lasse for the demo and the participants for attending. They wished everyone a good Friday and weekend.