lading-preflight

A preflight checklist validates your Rust toolchain, CI scripts, build verification, benchmarking, profilers, memory tools, and Git state. It ensures your local development environment is fully configured and ready for performance testing and optimization workflows before you begin.

A preflight checklist for Rust development verifies that the Rust toolchain, CI scripts, build tools, benchmarking utilities, profilers, memory tools, and Git state are all properly installed and configured. It confirms your local environment is ready for performance testing and optimization work.

Yes, preflight checks require Bash-based tooling and a configured Rust toolchain. These prerequisites allow the checklist to validate CI scripts, build verification, benchmarking tools, profilers, and memory tools across your lading development setup.

Execute the preflight command to run all environment validations at once. The checklist covers Rust toolchain, CI scripts, build verification, benchmarking, profiling, memory tools, and Git state, reporting any missing or misconfigured components across your development setup.

Run a comprehensive preflight checklist that validates benchmarking tools, profilers, memory tools, and the Rust toolchain together. This confirms all necessary performance testing and profiling tooling is installed and correctly configured before your optimization work begins.

Preflight checks validate Git state and build verification alongside the Rust toolchain and CI scripts. Failures indicate uncommitted changes, missing dependencies, or misconfigured build tools that must be resolved before optimization workflows can proceed reliably.