I use CI/CD pipelines and automated testing to enhance the development process. Here’s how I do it:

1. **CI/CD Pipeline**: After developing code changes, I commit them using the Git option in Android IDE. I write a commit message and select the files to include in the commit.
2. **Code Review and SonarQube**: I review the changes with SonarQube to identify any issues. I address the findings from SonarLint or SonarQube before pushing the changes.
3. **Push to GitHub**: I push the changes to the mainline GitHub repository, utilizing a secure CI/CD pipeline that runs scripts to ensure coding standards are upheld.
4. **Automated Checks**: The pipeline checks for proper handling of if-else scenarios, large statements, and code optimization. I also remove unnecessary spaces and lines and add the required copyright notices.
5. **Build Automation**: I leverage the CI/CD infrastructure to run all these checks. Only after all checks pass do I push the code changes to the mainline Git.

Additionally, I employ automated testing to ensure code quality by running unit tests and integration tests as part of the CI/CD pipeline. This approach helps identify and resolve issues early on.

These practices significantly enhance the development process, ensuring high code quality and efficient integration.