validate-build

Build validation runs your production build scripts to verify TypeScript compilation and bundling succeed. It detects errors early, measures build duration and output size, and reports whether your application is deployment-ready through structured output including status, error parsing, and a canProceed gate decision.

Yes. Build validation integrates into CI/CD workflows, PR checks, and quality gates by automatically executing npm build scripts, parsing compilation errors and warnings, and outputting structured results that support automated gate decisions for deployment readiness.

Build validation works with Vite, TypeScript (tsc), Webpack, esbuild, and Rollup by detecting and running standard npm build commands. It executes common build scripts and parses output to extract compilation status, duration, bundle size, errors, and warnings.

Build validation runs your configured build command and extracts errors and warnings from the output. It categorizes compiler issues, reports them in structured format, and determines whether the build passed or failed to prevent broken deployments.

On build failure, validation reports the error details, sets canProceed to false, and includes duration and output metrics. The structured error output helps developers quickly identify and fix compilation or bundling issues before deployment proceeds.

No special configuration required. Build validation detects your existing npm build script from package.json (e.g., "build": "vite build") and runs it automatically, making it ready to integrate into quality gates or CI/CD pipelines without additional setup.