What is the easiest method for Rob to enforce quality gates when deploying to INT?

Creating a single connection behavior with two quality gates is the best approach for enforcing quality gates when deploying to the INT environment. This method streamlines the deployment process by consolidating quality checks into one behavior.

When you set up a single connection behavior with multiple quality gates, it allows for a more structured and efficient way to ensure that all necessary quality checks are enforced before allowing the deployment to proceed. Each quality gate can represent a different criterion that the deployment must pass, such as code review completion, successful test coverage, or compliance with coding standards.

This setup not only simplifies management but also minimizes the chances of oversight, as all quality checks are integrated within a single process. Additionally, it enhances consistency, making it easier for Rob and his team to apply the same standards across various deployments.

In contrast, other methods like setting up multiple connection behaviors can lead to complexity and potential misalignment of quality checks. Testing manually post-deployment could introduce risks of defects slipping through, and creating separate stories for each quality gate could complicate tracking and management, detracting from the efficiency of the deployment workflow. Therefore, the option of consolidating quality gates into a single connection behavior is the most effective strategy for ensuring quality in deployments to INT.