Pinchpay CI Gates

You can enforce safe CI gates by automating preflight, quick, and full gate checks at the repository root. This process validates code safety, blocks production deployments on failures, and requires explicit confirmation for destructive actions.

Preflight checks surface repository status and environment info, quick gates run fast validations like type-checking and linting, and full gates execute a canonical full gatekeeper flow to report exact failing commands or tests before deployment.

To prevent unsafe code from reaching production, apply mode-based CI gates during pull requests. This blocks shipping when quick or full gate checks fail and enforces non-destructive operations with safety guardrails.

Yes, you can run CI gate checks that enforce non-destructive operations. The safety guardrails block production deployments and require explicit confirmation before allowing any potentially destructive actions to proceed.

When a CI gate blocks your deployment, the full gatekeeper flow reports the exact failing commands and test errors. This provides precise diagnostic output to help you resolve the specific repository failures quickly.

Yes, you need to apply the CI gates at the repository root for Pinchpay projects. Running them at the root ensures proper execution of preflight, quick, and full gate validations to maintain production safety.