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| build acceptance test | Buildakzeptanztest (A group of tests used to determine the health of a build at a high level. Typically, these tests exercise the core functionality to help team members determine whether further testing is worthwhile. They are run after the daily build to verify that compilation of source code has been built successfully and is ready for further testing) |
| build activity | Buildaktivität (A Windows Workflow Foundation activity that is part of the Team Foundation Server build process. It incorporates the logic that is executed before, during, or after the building of a software application) |
| build agent | Build-Agent (A background process that receives, runs, and reports on Team Foundation Server builds and other property settings on a single computer. The build agent communicates with the build controller, usually located on another computer) |
| build configuration | Buildkonfiguration (The configuration of a particular build) |
| build controller | Buildcontroller (A background process that manages a set of build agents) |
| build cycle | Buildzyklus (A part of the internal release cycle. It is the process of adding features, creating test cases for each, stabilizing each feature before building new features, and then releasing for evaluation) |
| build definition | Builddefinition (A set of 1. build activities and 2. the conditions under which the workflow is activated, that together build a single solution or a set of solutions in a team project) |
| build directory | Buildverzeichnis (A folder location on the development system in which the run-time image is placed during the build process) |
| build engineer | Buildmanager (An engineer who is responsible for the compilation of a named set of deliverables from a discrete set of source versions) |
| build error | Buildfehler (A message that notifies you of an issue that breaks the build) |
| build event | Buildereignis (The definition of the build process. A build event lets you specify an action to occur at a specific time in the build process. For example, you could use a build event to register a file with regsvr32.exe after the project finishes building) |
| build health | Buildqualität (The quality of the as-built software) |
| build log | Buildprotokoll (The recorded text output of a Visual Studio build, often indicating command lines issued and status of each step in the build process. For a C++ build, this file is called BuildLog.htm) |
| build number | Buildnummer (A version of a program) |
| build rule | Buildregel (A set of guidelines that determine how a Visual Studio project is built) |
| build-to-order | auftragsgemäße Herstellung (Pertaining to the process of manufacturing a computer according to a customer`s specification) |
| build-to-plan | planmäßige Herstellung (Pertaining to the process of manufacturing computers according to a general specification) |
| build type | Buildtyp (A template used to manage the conditions under which a single solution or a set of solutions will be built) |
| build verification test | Buildüberprüfungstest (A group of tests used to determine the health of a build at a high level. Typically, these tests exercise the core functionality to help team members determine whether further testing is worthwhile. They are run after the daily build to verify that compilation of source code has been built successfully and is ready for further testing) |
| checked build | Testbuild (A version of the operating system that has been compiled with debug symbols and built with special support for debugging components that are under development) |
| computer build report | Computerbuildbericht (A report generated by OEMs for each OA 3.0 manufactured computer which is then sent to Microsoft for processing. This report includes the hardware hash value and Product Key ID) |
| Cube Build Service | Cube-Erstellungdienst (A service that manages the OLAP cubes for Project Server reporting) |
| custom build rule | benutzerdefinierte Buildregel (A build rule defined by the user, typically to call a tool that is not part of the normal Visual Studio build process) |
