homologate-environments

GitHub Actions workflow homologation compares -dev workflows against corresponding -prod workflows, ensuring production only omits prohibited scan, test, format, and lint jobs while keeping deployment configuration aligned.

Prohibited GitHub Actions jobs in production workflows include lint, test, snyk, sonar, fortify, prettier, coverage, scan, semgrep, format, and type-check. The homologation process flags or blocks these non-permitted jobs to enforce environment safety policies.

You can automate workflow validation by selecting which -dev workflows to analyze, letting the tool surface non-permitted differences against corresponding -prod files, and prompting for confirmation before applying automated fixes to achieve policy-compliant parity.

Yes, GitHub Actions workflow homologation requires explicit user input to select which development workflows to analyze and prompts for confirmation before applying any automated fixes to the production environment configuration.

Yes, workflow validation works with existing GitHub Actions YAML files by parsing the configurations with pyyaml, comparing development and production environment definitions, and generating actionable diffs and suggested fixes to achieve parity.