full-audit-gate-c

Automate C quality gates by orchestrating clean builds, static analysis, valgrind memory checks, and pytest suites to catch regressions before merge. This workflow requires a clean environment with build tools and the project docs/AUDIT.md workflow to ensure deterministic outcomes.

Running valgrind and static analysis on C code changes is best handled through an orchestrated audit loop that records failures with remediation notes for PR reviews. This approach streamlines end-to-end quality assurance and guarantees release readiness for feature updates.

Yes, you need pytest to enforce C-language build quality checks, as the workflow requires access to a PyTest test suite in an activated venv. The test suite is orchestrated alongside static analysis and valgrind checks to verify feature changes.

You can integrate automated C audit checks into pull request workflows by running the audit loop across feature branches and PR updates. The process identifies regressions and records failures with specific remediation notes directly applicable to PR reviews.

A quality gate workflow handles build and test failures by running a predefined audit loop and pytest suite, then recording specific failures with remediation notes. This ensures regressions in C-language feature changes are caught and documented before merge.