check-secure-files

To validate secure config files for Flutter deployments, you can audit the existence and structure of google-services.json, GoogleService-Info.plist, and environment-configs.json across dev, stg, and prd environments. This checks file integrity and compares contents against templates to detect unmodified placeholders before executing builds.

Checking environment config parity involves comparing your secure configuration files against provided templates to detect unmodified placeholders or default values. This ensures environment parity and confirms that all required files are populated with non-default data before proceeding with release builds.

You can prevent deploying Flutter apps with missing google-services.json or GoogleService-Info.plist files by running an automated audit that enforces existence checks. This process verifies that the secureFiles directory contains the correctly structured files for each target environment before pipeline execution.

Yes, this secure config validation works directly with dev, stg, and prd deployment pipelines. It is designed for Flutter/Dart projects to enforce existence checks and content integrity across all three environments, ensuring release readiness by catching missing or placeholder data before builds.

To initialize and verify the secureFiles directory for a Dart project, you copy the secureFiles template to your repository root and follow guided prompts. This verifies that all three environments are populated with non-default configuration files before proceeding with your build.