ivx-quality-gates

Automating quality gates for CI pipelines involves applying context validation, runtime safety checks, and packaging rules across local development and CI workflows. It enforces consistent context loading order and prevents unsafe editor-only code from reaching production.

Context validation enforces consistent context loading order and safety checks during development and CI. Runtime safety gating scans for editor-only code to prevent unsafe edits from reaching production environments.

Validating and exporting clean UPM packages requires running build-ready scripts like reorganize_for_upm.py. These scripts operate within a standard CI workflow to reorganize project structures and validate release bundles for deployment.

Yes, running CI quality gates and context validation requires Python-based validators. Specifically, the tools/context/validate_context.py script is needed to bootstrap context checks and gate your CI pipeline effectively.

The best way to prevent unsafe editor-only code from reaching production is through runtime safety gating. Applying automated quality gates scans for editor-only code during CI integration, blocking unsafe edits before release.

Yes, you can use PowerShell scripts like package-itch-bundles.ps1 to package itch bundles. This script operates within a standard CI workflow alongside Python validators to validate release bundles and ensure packaging integrity.