ci

holocron ci [--all] [--filter <pkg>] [--dry-run]

holocron ci runs the checks that gate a merge — locally, in the same order CI runs them, stopping with a non-zero exit on the first failure. It’s the “will my PR be green?” pre-flight, and what the pre-push hook runs.

What it runs

By default: every task marked required: true in holocron.config. If nothing is marked required, it falls back to every ci: true task (with a note).

$ holocron ci
holocron ci — required checks (3)

▶ Typecheck / Conclusion
  → tsc --noEmit
▶ Lint / Conclusion
  → turbo run lint
  → prettier --check .
  ! actionlint — actionlint not on PATH. brew install actionlint (enforced in CI)
▶ Test / Conclusion
  → vitest run --coverage

✓ 3 passed

• Each task runs through the same resolution as holocron run <task> (turbo → a package.json script → the registry tool; lint runs its full linter set).
• A required task whose local runner can’t run is a failure — it claims a CI check it can’t back locally.
• Tasks with no built-in local runner (audit, codeql, deploy) still honour an explicit package.json script — e.g. "audit": "knip" makes holocron ci run knip for the audit slot. With no script they print · no local equivalent — enforced in CI and never fail the run, even when marked required (a CI-only check isn’t a local failure). audit’s bundle-size / performance jobs stay CI-only until sub-jobs land.
• Order comes from CI_ORDER in @theholocron/astromech — cheapest signal first (typecheck → lint → test → build → …).

Options

Option	Description
--all	Run every ci: true task, not just the required ones
--filter <pkg>	turbo --filter=<pkg> passthrough — scope the run to one package
--dry-run	Print the plan without running anything

Exit code is 1 if any check fails, 0 otherwise.

Pre-push hook

holocron setup installs .husky/pre-push running holocron ci for protection: "strict" repos (opt out with hooks: false in holocron.config, or holocron setup --no-hooks). It also sets package.json#scripts.prepare to husky — run pnpm install once to activate the hook. Skip a single push with:

git push --no-verify