django-verification

Django verification executes environment checks, code quality analysis, migrations validation, tests, security scanning, and performance evaluation to ensure your application is deployable. It automates checks using tools like mypy, ruff, bandit, and pip-audit.

Validating Django migrations and test coverage together is achieved through a verification loop using pytest, pytest-django, and pytest-cov. This process executes migrations validation and runs tests to confirm database schema changes apply cleanly without breaking existing functionality.

Yes, Django verification requires mypy and ruff to perform code quality analysis. The Skill depends on these specific tools alongside black and isort to enforce type checking, linting, and formatting standards across your Django application codebase.

Bandit and pip-audit are used to perform Django security scanning and dependency vulnerability assessments. This comprehensive verification process identifies security flaws in your code and audits installed packages for known vulnerabilities before production deployment.

Django verification integrates django-debug-toolbar to perform performance evaluation during the comprehensive checks. This dependency helps identify query bottlenecks and optimize application rendering before you open a pull request or deploy to production.