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Hi Dontgive Menames, thanks for reading and for your question, and sorry for the late reply, I didn’t get a notification. About CI integration: it’s usually not about which HIL supports GitLab/Bitbucket, but how the test setup is automated. In past projects I ran HIL tests via a CI agent on the host PC, triggered from the CI server over SSH. I am not sure about Bitbucket, but I imagine it works similarly: the pipeline calls scripts on the HIL host, which runs the tests and reports results back.
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Renato Ruggiero
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Test strategist and system thinker with 15+ years across embedded and cloud domains. Expert in HIL, virtualized environments, and real-world validation. Focused on clarity, reliability, and impact.

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