Rocket CI Gates

To enforce CI gates before merging in a Rocket repository, run preflight, quick, or full gating modes to validate changes and obtain a ship or no-ship verdict based on safety rules.

Preflight, quick, and full CI gating modes validate code changes at different depths, enforcing deterministic command sequences, hygiene steps, and policy checks to halt deployment if critical failures are detected.

Yes, you can implement gatekeeper-like sequencing with policy checks to block unsafe actions during continuous integration, ensuring only safe changes are merged into the repository.

Run deterministic gatekeeping sequences by selecting a desired gate mode to assess changes, which executes hygiene cleanup and safety rules to provide a consistent ship decision for your pull request.

Yes, Rocket CI gating implements hygiene cleanup between validation steps, ensuring consistent gate results and preventing environmental state from affecting the shipability assessment.

You should avoid bypassing automated CI gates when critical failures are detected, as the explicit blockers are designed to halt unsafe deployments and ensure only safe changes are merged.