github-branch-policy

To audit GitHub branch protection rules, verify default-branch enforcement and validate active rulesets via gh and API checks. This process identifies misconfigurations in required status checks and highlights remediation paths with concrete commands.

Detecting ghost workflows and stale branches involves checking for improper workflow registrations across repositories. An audit identifies this drift and provides clear remediation steps to restore policy integrity and automated merging.

Checking auto-merge settings and delete-on-merge behavior requires verifying repo settings via gh and API checks. The audit ensures auto-merge reliability and highlights remediation paths with concrete commands to correct improper configurations.

Workflow hygiene drift blocks automated delivery due to inconsistent required checks, misconfigured branch policies, and ghost workflows. Auditing repo settings validates active rulesets and identifies misconfigurations to restore policy integrity.

Yes, you can use the gh CLI to review repository rulesets and bypass behavior. The audit verifies repo settings via gh and API checks, validating active rulesets and ensuring default-branch enforcement to identify drift.

You need to run a full branch policy integrity check when automation is blocked by inconsistent required checks or stale branches. Auditing identifies misconfigurations, auto-merge reliability issues, and ghost workflow registrations across repositories.