What's the workflow of Continuous Integration With Hudson?

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Hi, all.

I am referred to Hudson today.

I have heard about continuous integration before, but I have no idea what the heck is a ci-server.

Hudson is really easy to install in Ubuntu and in several minutes I managed to set up an instance of it.

But I don't quite understand the workflow of a ci-server, or how am I supposed to use it?

Please tell me if you have experience about ci, thanks in advance.

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