ci-preflight

Run CI pipeline checks locally by mapping pre-merge stages like lint, test, validate, and build to exact local equivalent commands, catching failures before code push and reporting stage-by-stage pass or fail results.

Validate Terraform configurations locally by running equivalent CI commands like terraform fmt -check, init, and validate first, applying built-in workarounds for backend initialization requirements to prevent pushing broken infrastructure configs.

Local preflight testing supports both GitHub Actions and GitLab CI, automatically extracting job steps and stage dependencies to reproduce no-credentials pre-merge pipeline stages locally across different CI platforms.

Yes, you can run CI checks locally for Node.js, .NET, and Docker toolchains through toolchain-agnostic local execution that maps CI jobs to their exact local equivalent commands for common development workflows.

Handle environment gotchas like stale build caches and Terraform backend initialization using built-in workarounds that automatically apply environment-specific corrections during local pre-merge stage execution.

Code pushes fail due to avoidable CI issues like lint errors and broken tests; prevent this by reproducing no-credentials CI pipeline pre-merge stages locally to catch failures before pushing code.