
Worked on the UVicSatelliteDesign/COMP_SLIP-OBC repository to establish and refine automated CI/CD workflows supporting embedded firmware development. Over two months, built a GitHub Actions pipeline using YAML and Bash that automated Hardware-in-the-Loop testing, binary builds, and STM32 flashing on main branch pushes, reducing manual intervention in hardware validation. Subsequently overhauled the CI/CD configuration, consolidating workflows and standardizing Python virtual environments to improve reliability and streamline developer processes. Adjusted branch and merge strategies to minimize conflicts and accelerate feedback cycles. The work focused on enabling faster, safer releases and more efficient end-to-end validation for embedded systems development within the project.
Concise monthly summary for August 2025 focused on strengthening CI/CD reliability and developer workflow for UVicSatelliteDesign/COMP_SLIP-OBC. The month delivered a major overhaul of the CI/CD configuration and branch strategy, reducing toil, accelerating feedback, and lowering release risk by standardizing test environments and workflows.
Concise monthly summary for August 2025 focused on strengthening CI/CD reliability and developer workflow for UVicSatelliteDesign/COMP_SLIP-OBC. The month delivered a major overhaul of the CI/CD configuration and branch strategy, reducing toil, accelerating feedback, and lowering release risk by standardizing test environments and workflows.
Month 2025-07 focused on establishing a robust CI workflow for COMP_SLIP-OBC. Implemented a GitHub Actions workflow (main.yml) that automates Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) testing, builds a binary, and flashes it to the STM32 target on pushes to the main branch. This work lays the foundation for end-to-end hardware validation, faster iteration, and improved release confidence.
Month 2025-07 focused on establishing a robust CI workflow for COMP_SLIP-OBC. Implemented a GitHub Actions workflow (main.yml) that automates Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) testing, builds a binary, and flashes it to the STM32 target on pushes to the main branch. This work lays the foundation for end-to-end hardware validation, faster iteration, and improved release confidence.

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