One of the most important requirements to ensure before deploying to production is that to-be shipped artifacts have adequately passed a suite of tests that define correct behavior. If code in a particular git commit has vaulted this bar, we consider that commit “blessed” and a candidate to ship to production. Each week, we choose one candidate commit — likely the most recent — to push onto the live site. To easily and visually make a determination about what commits are “blessed,” we created a tool called Beatify* which aggregates data from the different continuous integration tests we run. In each row of the display, Beatify lists each commit merged to the mainline branch as well as its performance on all of our tests. Subsequent tests run conditional on the previous tests’ success so if, say, the functional test suite fails the selenium tests will not run on that commit.