django-verification

Automate pre-deployment verification for a Django app by running a workflow that checks migrations, security configurations, and deployment readiness. This process detects missing migrations, verifies production settings, and runs tests before release.

Django security and configuration checks before production should verify secret keys, allowed hosts, TLS enforcement, and cookie security. Running these audits ensures your production settings are properly configured and validates overall deployment readiness.

Detect missing migrations and migration conflicts in Django by running an automated migration verification workflow. This keeps database schemas aligned and prevents deployment failures caused by out-of-sync migration files.

You need pytest and ruff installed to run Django deployment checks, along with pip-audit and mypy. A Python environment with Django 5.x and these standard tooling dependencies is required to execute checks and collect results.

This verification workflow applies specifically to Django 5.x applications. Using it with older Django versions is not supported, as the automated checks target the system checks, security audits, and configurations of the 5.x release.

The best way to validate Django deployment readiness is running an automated workflow that combines static analysis, performance profiling, and test suites. This comprehensive approach catches misconfigurations and vulnerabilities early before release.