qe-audit

You can automate code audits for recent git commits by scheduling automated execution to identify test-coverage gaps and potential bugs. The system supports cron-based scheduling with commands to run audits immediately or at intervals.

Automated code audit scheduling handles time zones and lifecycle by using cron-based commands like 'every', 'now', 'stop', and 'next'. It generates time-zone aware outputs to track and manage the audit execution lifecycle accurately.

Yes, you can create GitHub issues automatically from QE audit findings. The audit system integrates with a QE issues tracker to generate GitHub issues for identified bugs and updates the issues log accordingly.

Yes, the code audit tool supports bash stress-testing for under-tested areas. This optional mode explores under-tested areas of code changes to identify potential regressions and test-coverage gaps more thoroughly.

You can stop or check the next scheduled run for an issues tracker audit using the 'stop' and 'next' cron lifecycle commands. These commands manage the automated scheduling and provide time-zone aware output for tracking.