Back to glossaryProduct & TechnologyAutomation Quality Gate
Practical working label — agree its meaning within your project
The Automation Quality Gate is a predefined collection of criteria—unit tests, linting, performance checks, and peer review—that a script must satisfy before it moves to production. Failure blocks the deployment pipeline.
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When to use automation quality gate
Apply a gate when the automation handles critical data or external services.
A practical example of automation quality gate
For example, a new image‑processing script must pass three unit tests, a style check, and receive one reviewer’s approval before merging.
How it applies to Ideoreto
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Key takeaways
- Run the full test suite and verify zero failures.
- Check that the required reviewer has signed off in the pull request.
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