validate-project

Validate Project

Run complete pre-commit validation for the current project.

When to Use

• Before committing changes
• After major refactoring
• When CI is failing and you need to reproduce locally
• Before creating a pull request

Available Operations

1. Go Validation: generate, tidy, fmt, lint, vet, test
2. Frontend Validation: lint, format, type-check, test
3. Clean Check: Verify no uncommitted changes from generation

Instructions

Step 1: Detect Project Type

Check for these indicators:

• go.mod → Go project
• package.json in ui/ → Has frontend
• Directory name → Project identification

Step 2: Go Validation (if applicable)

# 1. Generate code (if applicable)
if grep -q "go:generate" **/*.go 2>/dev/null; then
    go generate ./...
fi

# 2. Tidy dependencies
go mod tidy

# 3. Format code
go fmt ./...

# 4. Lint (if config exists)
if [ -f .golangci.yml ] || [ -f .golangci.yaml ]; then
    golangci-lint run
fi

# 5. Vet
go vet ./...

# 6. Test
go test -short ./...

Step 3: Frontend Validation (if applicable)

cd ui/user
pnpm run ci

Step 4: Clean Check

if [ -n "$(git status --porcelain)" ]; then
    echo "ERROR: Uncommitted changes after generate/tidy"
    git status --short
    exit 1
fi

Resources

Load these Level 3 resources as needed:

• scripts/validate.sh - Complete validation script (run directly)
• references/ci-pipeline.md - CI pipeline documentation

Examples

Example 1: Go Project

User asks: "Validate my changes before committing"

Response:

1. Detect go.mod → Go project
2. Run go generate, tidy, fmt, lint, vet, test
3. Check for uncommitted changes
4. Report status with ✓ or ✗ for each step

Example 2: Full-Stack Project (obot-entraid)

User asks: "Run full validation"

Response:

1. Run Go validation in root
2. Run frontend validation in ui/user
3. Check for uncommitted changes
4. Report combined status

Notes

• Stop on first failure for faster feedback
• Always run clean check last to catch generated file changes
• Use --short flag for tests to skip long-running integration tests