What keeps a device maintainable for ten years: automated tests against real hardware, version control that accounts for several device generations, reproducible builds and safe update paths.
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Git in long-lived embedded projects: branches per hardware revision, handling vendor BSPs, binaries and toolchains, reproducible states through tags and manifests – and why a readable history only proves its worth years later.
Why hardware-in-the-loop testing is the missing piece for real CI/CD on embedded devices — catching driver, timing and integration bugs on the target.
How the EU Cyber Resilience Act raises the bar for connected embedded Linux devices — and why secure, signed OTA updates are the backbone of compliance.
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