You can use Tugboat to generate automated preview environments for every pull request directly from your Git workflow. It configures ephemeral infrastructure as code, spinning up fully working backend and frontend environments without requiring dedicated DevOps intervention. You can conduct visual regression testing, run automated Google Lighthouse audits, and inspect build logs or captured emails before merging code. Developers can also connect via command line or terminal shell to debug running services, ensuring rapid collaboration across engineering, design, and product quality assurance teams.
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