codywilliamson Deploy
Pre-deploy validation checklist. Catches broken builds, type errors, and failing tests before they reach production.
Workflow
digraph deploy {
"Detect project type" -> "Run type check";
"Run type check" -> "Pass?" [label=""];
"Pass?" -> "Run linter" [label="yes"];
"Pass?" -> "STOP — fix errors" [label="no"];
"Run linter" -> "Run tests";
"Run tests" -> "All pass?" [label=""];
"All pass?" -> "Build" [label="yes"];
"All pass?" -> "STOP — fix failures" [label="no"];
"Build" -> "Commit if needed";
"Commit if needed" -> "Push";
"Push" -> "Verify deployment";
}
Step 1: Detect Project Type
| File | Stack | Type Check | Lint | Test | Build |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
tsconfig.json |
TypeScript | pnpm run typecheck or npx tsc --noEmit |
pnpm run lint |
pnpm test or pnpm test:run |
pnpm build |
go.mod |
Go | go vet ./... |
golangci-lint run (if available) |
go test ./... |
go build ./... |
*.csproj / *.sln |
C# | dotnet build --no-restore |
— | dotnet test |
dotnet publish |
package.json (no TS) |
JavaScript | — | pnpm run lint |
pnpm test |
pnpm build |
Always prefer project scripts from package.json or Makefile over raw commands.
Step 2: Validate
Run checks sequentially. Stop on first failure — fix before continuing.
- Type check / compile
- Lint (if available)
- Tests
Step 3: Build & Push
- Run production build
- Check for uncommitted changes — commit if needed
- Push to remote
- Verify deployment succeeded (check CI, health endpoint, or deploy output)
Rules
- Never skip validation — even for "small changes"
- Never force push without explicit user approval
- If any check fails, fix the issue and restart from step 2
- Report final deployment status with URL if available