passaggi di codice
English translation: to release code
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| eseguire passaggi di codice to release code Explanation: Makes sense to go through a change control procedure when you release new or amended code (=program(s)) into a production area and/or into a test area. Software developments are generally kept in separate, controlled areas depending on whether they are a work in progress, being tested, or live. Sorry for stating the obvious if you already knew that. I can't believe "eseguire" means "to run" in this context, as no company in its right mind would have people fill in a change control form every time new production code was run.. |
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| Reference: context Reference information: "che implementino modifiche a un servizio" e cioè "che implementino modifiche a un software utilizzato per in servizio" oppure proprio al servizio? -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 40 mins (2010-04-01 15:12:05 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Hm , this was supposed to be a discussion entry. If it is the first the codice is definitely code and probably source code. It is the second, changes to the actual service itself then, I feel they are inventing their own terminology, unless it is product codes or something like that. |
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