gatekeeper

Pre-commit quality checks enforce coding standards by validating TypeScript types and running ESLint before commits. Gatekeeper parses tsconfig.json and .eslintrc.js to guarantee zero type errors and consistent code style early in local development workflows.

Yes, pre-commit hooks support Prisma schema validation and unit tests across Windows, Linux, and macOS. The gatekeeper parses prisma/schema.prisma and runs cross-platform scripts under scripts/ to prevent database regressions during commit and push operations.

A pre-commit quality gate is a structured validation process that detects defects before code is committed. It enforces standards by running TypeScript type checks, ESLint linting, Prisma schema validation, and unit tests, ensuring schema integrity and preventing regressions locally.

Yes, Prisma and TypeScript are required dependencies for the gatekeeping scripts. You must have tsconfig.json, .eslintrc.js, and prisma/schema.prisma configuration files properly set up in your project for the pre-commit validation to parse and execute successfully.

Pre-commit push operations fail on invalid TypeScript types because the quality gate enforces zero type errors prior to commits. The gatekeeper parses tsconfig.json during local development workflows to catch type defects early and prevent pushing broken code.