django-verification

Django pre-release verification automates checks across migrations, linting, test coverage, and security scans to ensure applications meet quality standards before deployment. It generates actionable reports confirming deployment readiness across environments.

Django deployment readiness checks include security scans using pip-audit, safety, bandit, and gitleaks to identify vulnerabilities and leaked secrets. These scans review configurations and dependencies to ensure applications meet security standards before release.

Django code quality checks run mypy, ruff, black, and isort to validate typing, formatting, and import sorting. The verification workflow applies these tools alongside built-in Django checks to enforce code quality standards during PRs and pre-release reviews.

Django verification supports database migration management by running makemigrations, migrate, and conflict detection. It validates migration states to prevent deployment issues, ensuring database schemas remain synchronized and conflict-free before merging or releasing.

Automated Django checks apply to PR review and post-change validation by running environment checks, testing with pytest coverage, and validating git diff cleanliness. This ensures code changes meet quality and security standards before integration.

Django tests with coverage require environment checks for Python version, virtualenv activation, and environment variables. Validating these prerequisites ensures pytest runs correctly and generates accurate coverage reports during the verification workflow.