quality-gates

You can enforce non-skippable quality gates for Rust projects by running an automated 11-step verification suite that halts the workflow on any failure, ensuring code quality and security checks like formatting, linting, and audits are always passed before production release.

A Rust quality gate suite includes 11 steps ranging from formatting with rustfmt and linting with clippy to hydration discipline, migrations safety checks, and security auditing with cargo-audit, ensuring comprehensive verification for Leptos, Axum, and SQLx projects.

You can run a fast subset of the quality gate for quick feedback during stop-gate runs, or set RUSTFA_FULL_GATE=1 to execute the full verification suite, which includes the release build and all 11 steps for complete production readiness.

Yes, the quality gate integrates directly with post-generation workflows and Claude Code actions, applying automatically during the auto-chain to halt progress immediately if any of the 11 verification steps fail, safeguarding production readiness.

Yes, this quality gate is specifically designed for Rust projects using the Leptos, Axum, and SQLx stack, enforcing hydration discipline and migration safety checks tailored to this specific web application architecture.

The workflow halts on any failure because the quality gate is non-skippable by design, ensuring that no code progresses past the verification suite until all formatting, linting, hydration, migration, and security audit checks pass successfully.