gate-check

To validate CI/CD pipeline gates, run a gate check against the designated stage to verify required artifacts and rules are satisfied. This applies to gates 0 through 5 across requirements, BREAK, MODEL, planning, build, and QA stages.

A gate check in a CI/CD pipeline is a validation mechanism that verifies designated gates have required artifacts and configurations before progression. It inspects the repository structure to ensure prerequisites across gates 0 through 5 are fully met.

You can automate gate validation by integrating a Node.js script into your CI/CD workflow to inspect repository structure. The script reports missing elements, allowing the pipeline to halt or continue based on the gate status.

Yes, gate validation works with Node.js by executing a script located at tools/gate-check.js. This script inspects the repository structure to automatically report missing files or sections required by the designated gate.

Yes, you can use gate checks for build and QA stages, as well as requirements, BREAK, MODEL, and planning stages. It validates gates 0 through 5 to ensure prerequisites are met before pipeline progression.

A pipeline gate check reports missing elements because the designated gate validation inspects the repository structure against required artifacts and rules. It automatically identifies missing files or sections to speed up remediation before proceeding.