Scaling mobile releases to hundreds of engineers requires robust automation. This look into Spotify's tooling provides insights into building resilient CI/CD pipelines that maintain high velocity and app stability.
In Part 2, we will peek under the hood at the tooling that makes the Spotify release process possible.
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