cy-final-verify

You can prevent premature completion claims by requiring fresh verification evidence before finalizing changes. This approach defines gate steps, verification commands, and structured reporting required during code handoffs, commits, and PR creation workflows.

Gate-based verification in a PR workflow is a quality-assurance process requiring fresh verification evidence before finalizing changes. It defines specific verification steps, commands, and structured reporting to identify, run, and verify outputs before commits or PRs are created.

To require a verification report before a commit, run the full verification pipeline, such as make verify, and attach the structured output. This gatekeeping practice ensures evidence-backed claims by defining specific verification steps and commands required before changes are finalized.

Yes, gatekeeping verification works for task handoffs in software workflows. It applies across code handoffs, commits, and PR creation by requiring fresh verification evidence and structured reporting to ensure changes are fully verified before completion.

A limitation of requiring fresh verification evidence is the overhead of running full verification pipelines and attaching structured reports before every commit or PR. This gatekeeping process prevents premature completion claims but requires strict adherence to defined verification steps and commands.