/run-ci

Run CI checks for the project and fix any errors until all tests pass.

Process:

1. Detect CI System:

   • Check for CI configuration files:
     • .github/workflows/*.yml (GitHub Actions)
     • .gitlab-ci.yml (GitLab CI)
     • .circleci/config.yml (CircleCI)
     • Jenkinsfile (Jenkins)
     • .travis.yml (Travis CI)
     • bitbucket-pipelines.yml (Bitbucket)

2. Detect Build System:

   • JavaScript/TypeScript: package.json scripts
   • Python: Makefile, tox.ini, setup.py, pyproject.toml
   • Go: Makefile, go.mod
   • Rust: Cargo.toml
   • Java: pom.xml, build.gradle
   • Other: Look for common CI scripts

3. Run CI Commands:

   • Check for CI scripts: ci, test, check, validate, verify
   • Common script locations:
     • ./scripts/ci.sh, ./ci.sh, ./run-tests.sh
     • Package manager scripts (npm/yarn/pnpm run test)
     • Make targets (make test, make ci)
   • Activate virtual environments if needed (Python, Ruby, etc.)

4. Fix Errors:

   • Analyze error output
   • Fix code issues, test failures, or configuration problems
   • Re-run CI checks after each fix

5. Common CI Tasks:

   • Linting/formatting
   • Type checking
   • Unit tests
   • Integration tests
   • Build verification
   • Documentation generation

Examples:

• JavaScript: npm test or npm run ci
• Python: make test or pytest or tox
• Go: go test ./... or make test
• Rust: cargo test
• Generic: ./ci.sh or make ci

Continue fixing issues and re-running until all CI checks pass.