Auto1 CI Gates

You enforce CI gates by running automated preflight, quick, and full mode checks that validate repo state and halt merging on any failed gate. This prevents unsafe deployments by enforcing production-safety blocks with clear remediation guidance.

Preflight gates validate environment readiness and required files, quick gates run fast script-based checks like lint and unit tests, and full gates execute a canonical suite that halts merging when any gate fails. Each mode increases deployment safety progressively.

You run preflight checks in your project root to validate environment readiness, including node and npm versions, branch status, and required files. This ensures your repo meets baseline requirements before executing quick or full CI gate checks.

Yes, you need a project root with mode support and access to the repository's scripts and test commands. The gates execute these script-based checks to fail fast on issues like lint errors and unit test failures.

CI gate enforcement halts merging when any full gate fails to enforce production-safety blocks and prevent unsafe deployments. It provides clear failure reporting to guide remediation so you can resolve the specific issue before retrying.

The best way to catch issues early is running quick CI gates, which execute fast script-based checks for lint, type-check, and unit tests. This fail-fast mechanism identifies problems before you proceed to the full gate suite.