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Harry1999 Posted 5 years ago
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Singular or plural

which one is the correct sentence from the below sentences? Or are they incorrect? Here, build means software version. For instance, I am running the test on 100th version of software, so I should be running it on 103th version from now onwards. Also, at an interval or intervals - which is correct?

I will run the automated tests at an interval of every three builds from now on.

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I will run the automated tests at intervals of every three builds from now on.

  

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The interval is "every three builds". That's just one interval. So 'at an interval' is the correct version.

— CalifJim

  • The interval is "every three builds".
  • That's just one interval.
  • So 'at an interval' is the correct version.
  • CJ
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The interval is "every three builds". That's just one interval.

So 'at an interval' is the correct version.

CJ

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