run-quality-gate

Configurable quality gates enforce code standards by executing type-checking, linting, and testing validations. This Skill runs these checks automatically and uses blocking behavior to halt workflows on failure, ensuring low-quality code cannot progress.

A quality gate validates code changes by running predefined checks like type-checking, building, testing, and linting. It processes custom validation commands and provides structured error reporting with configurable error patterns and exit code mappings.

Yes, you can run custom validation commands through the quality gate. It supports executing user-defined validation commands alongside standard type-checking, building, testing, and linting checks to validate code according to your specific project requirements.

You configure a quality gate to halt a workflow by enabling its configurable blocking behavior. When a validation check fails, this blocking mechanism stops the workflow and issues structured error reporting with specific exit code mappings to identify the failure.

No specific dependencies are required to run this quality gate validation. It operates independently to execute type-checking, linting, building, testing, and custom validation commands without needing external modules or prerequisite environment configurations.