django-validation

Validate Django application runtime behavior by installing dependencies, applying migrations, starting the server, and running curl-based CRUD and auth endpoint tests. Capture HTTP statuses, payloads, and server logs as verifiable evidence files for audits.

Detect unapplied Django migrations during CI validation by checking migration status and applying outstanding migrations with recorded logs. Capture installer output and migration command results as evidence files to ensure reproducible deployment verification.

Test Flask applications and Gunicorn startup using this no-mock validation workflow by verifying server startup for development and production-like runs. Perform health and root endpoint checks while saving curl responses as evidence for debugging.

Verify Django admin interface accessibility and superuser authentication through HTTP requests with saved responses and status codes. The workflow provides guidance for creating a superuser when needed to complete admin and auth verification.

Capture curl outputs and server logs for Django and Flask API testing to create a reproducible, no-mock workflow that verifies dependency installation, server responsiveness, and endpoint payloads while providing verifiable evidence for audits and debugging.

Verify dependency installation success for Django and Flask applications by activating the virtual environment, installing requirements, and capturing installer output to evidence files. This ensures reproducible validation of the application setup process.