In my experience people are not running tests locally at all. Push to the remote, open pull request and wait for pipeline results.
In such situation the result will be the same: you will never know which commit from merge/rebase brakes your pipeline tests.
In my experience people are not running tests locally at all. Push to the remote, open pull request and wait for pipeline results.
In such situation the result will be the same: you will never know which commit from merge/rebase brakes your pipeline tests.