django-verification

Run end-to-end Django quality checks by executing environment checks, migration verification, linting, type checks, tests, and security scans locally or in CI. This validates code quality, test coverage, and production readiness before merging changes.

Verify Django migrations and deployment readiness by running automated checks that validate migration states, configuration best practices, and production-ready settings. This catches unresolved migrations and misconfigurations before they reach production.

Automate Django lint, type checking, and security scans by running an end-to-end verification loop in your CI pipeline or locally. This enforces quality gates using standard tooling like mypy and ruff before merging changes.

Yes, you need Python, Django, and standard tooling including mypy, ruff, and pytest configured in your project. The verification process relies on these dependencies to execute linting, type checks, and test coverage locally or in CI.

Run Django pre-PR checks and CI pipeline verification before opening a pull request or deploying to production. This catches unresolved migrations, lint errors, failing tests, and broken configurations early, saving time and preventing regressions.