which tools are used by both testers and developers

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This question looks for identification of common tools used by testers and developers, supporting collaboration and continuity throughout the software development lifecycle. Usually, such tools offer functionalities that can be leveraged by both roles: debugging, test automation, version control, code reviews, and so forth. A good answer would investigate tools which bridge testing and development needs-like testing frameworks, CI/CD platforms, or collaborative IDEs-and describes benefits for both testing and development workflows.
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