Test Quality Audit

Test quality audit scans test files for anti-patterns including disabled tests, trivial assertions, and error swallowing. It applies regex- and pattern-based checks to files matching *.test.js, *.spec.ts, *_test.py, and test_*.py, then classifies findings by severity and generates actionable remediation notes.

The audit runs on both PR-diff modified tests and entire test suites. You specify the target paths (e.g., tests/) and file patterns; it scans all matching files and outputs structured reports with pass criteria enforcement.

The audit detects mesa-optimization, disabled tests, trivial assertions, and error swallowing. Each anti-pattern receives severity classification and structured reporting so you can prioritize remediation across your test suite.

Run the audit on PR-modified tests using the command-line interface with --paths and --format json flags. It generates a QA validation report with actionable findings, enforcing test quality pass criteria before merge.

Yes. The audit scans *.test.js and *.spec.ts files alongside Python patterns (*_test.py, test_*.py), applying pattern-based checks and severity classification across all supported test file formats.

The audit publishes structured JSON reports containing detected anti-patterns, severity levels, and remediation notes. Output can be consumed programmatically for CI/CD integration or parsed for human review.