Glade CI quickstart

Use Glade in CI when pull requests need local checks, affected tests, saved reports, and stable process exits.

Before you start

Choose the pinned advisory pilot while evaluating Glade. Use the enforcing gate only for paths your team has validated. Neither replaces Salesforce validation.

Fetch enough git history for origin/main. Create reports before writing artifacts. Use JSON, SARIF, and JUnit for machines; keep human output for local runs.

Steps

Write SARIF for code scanning:

mkdir -p reports
glade check --project . --format sarif --output reports/glade-check.sarif

Run changed tests as JSON:

glade test changed --project . --since origin/main --json --no-progress

Write JUnit:

glade test --project . --junit reports/glade-junit.xml --no-progress

Expected output

glade check writes SARIF to the report path. Changed tests write JSON to stdout. JUnit output lands in reports/glade-junit.xml. Non-zero exit codes mark failed gates.

Common wrong turn

Do not hide failed checks with broad || true shell glue. Let Glade fail the gate, then upload artifacts with the CI system's always-run upload step.

Deeper reference

• Add Glade to CI
• Automation and JSON
• Exit codes
• CI setup