pr-check

allowed-tools	["Agent","Bash","Edit","Glob","Grep","Read","Skill","Write"]
description	Check that a PR is ready to be sent for review.
name	pr-check

PR Check

Run premerge checks against the current branch. The skill iterates through the validations under validations, runs each one whose trigger matches the diff, and reports PASS or FAIL. Integration tests, Playwright tests, and Poshi tests are out of scope. Use the test-plan skill when their coverage is needed.

Preconditions

• On a feature branch. When HEAD is master or detached, exit with a one-line message.

• Working tree clean. git status --porcelain must return empty. When dirty, abort and ask the developer to commit first.

• Rebased on the latest master. Resolve the master remote. Prefer upstream, otherwise the remote whose URL points at liferay/liferay-portal (check git remote --verbose). When none resolves, compare git merge-base HEAD master to git rev-parse master. Abort and tell the developer to rebase when the two differ, and warn that the branch was not checked against a remote. Otherwise run these steps.

  1. git fetch <remote> master.

  2. Fast forward local master to the fetched tip. When master is checked out in another worktree, fast forward it there with git -C <worktree> merge --ff-only <remote>/master. Otherwise update it in place with git fetch <remote> master:master, which also creates master when it does not exist. Both are fast forward only. When the command fails (because master has diverged or its worktree is not clean), warn the developer and stop the run.

  3. git rebase <remote>/master. On a clean rebase, continue against the rebased branch. On conflict, list the unmerged files (git diff --diff-filter=U --name-only) and ask the developer who should resolve the conflicts. When the developer asks you to resolve them, fix the conflicts, git add the files, and run git rebase --continue. In every other case (the developer resolves them, the conflicts cannot be resolved, or the rebase fails otherwise) run git rebase --abort and stop the run.

• Diff baseline is local master. After the rebase, the three-dot diff against local master is the baseline.

• Diff is nonempty. When the three-dot diff produces no files, exit with a one-line message — no validation produces useful signal on a clean branch.

Input

Diff

git diff --name-status "$(git merge-base HEAD master)...HEAD"

Expected Output

PASS or FAIL, followed by a Results Summary table the pr and pr-check-publish skills reuse to record what was tested on the GitHub PR.

The procedure runs in two passes over the validations, in the order below. The order is dependency-driven: drift first (later validations see the regenerated tree), then formatting, then build, then tests.

1. Instance Wrapper Build

2. REST Builder

3. Service Builder

4. Source Format

5. Module Registration

6. Portlet Title

7. Full Portal Build

8. Per-Module Compile

9. Integration Test Compile

10. Cross-Module Compile

11. Baseline

12. JSP Compile

13. Theme Build

14. Workspace Build

15. Poshi Syntax

16. Structural Smoke

17. Java Unit Tests

18. PQL Validation

19. JavaScript Unit Tests

Process each validation in a subagent.

Pass 1: Estimate

Read every validation file under .claude/skills/pr-check/validations in a single parallel batch — one Read tool call per file, all in the same tool-use turn. From each file, take the regex inside its ## Match section.

In your next turn, compose a single bash script that:

• computes the diff: git diff --name-only "$(git merge-base HEAD master)...HEAD"
• for each validation, tests its regex against the diff and prints the validation name when it fires (a leading ! in the regex inverts: fire when any diff path does not match the rest)
• &! in the regex splits it into an include side and an exclude side. The validation fires when a diff path matches the include side but not the exclude side.
• runs as a single Bash tool invocation

From the script's output, sum the matched validations' ## Time Estimate values for the cumulative total. The matching is mechanical; consult each file's prose ## Trigger only when a result needs human-judgment context (e.g., Service Builder output-only catch-up).

When the total exceeds 20 minutes, surface the breakdown and ask the developer whether to trim a validation or proceed.

Pass 2: Execute

For each matched validation, spawn one subagent. Pass it only the ## Command and ## Autocommit sections of the validation file, not the full file. Record PASS or FAIL. Do not halt on FAIL — continue so the developer sees the full picture.

When the validation's Command is a build (gradle, ant, npm, jest), bound the output:

<command> 2>&1 | tail --lines=100

Decide PASS/FAIL from the build tool's success markers in the captured output (BUILD SUCCESSFUL / BUILD FAILED, Tests: N passed, M failed, etc.). Apply only to build commands. Leave inert commands like git status --porcelain and git diff --quiet untouched.

When all validations pass, report PASS. When any fail, report FAIL and surface the failed validations.

Results Summary

After the two passes complete, emit a Results Summary block. It is the canonical record of what was tested, embedded verbatim by the pr skill into the PR description and reused by the pr-check-publish skill when recording a run on an existing PR.

Capture the tested commit with git rev-parse HEAD after Pass 2 completes, so the SHA reflects the tree that was actually exercised — including any autocommits the validations made, such as the <TICKET> SF source-format commit. This is the commit the pr skill pushes as the PR head and the commit the webhook binds the pr-check status to, so a reviewer can tell whether the current head is the one that was tested.

The block is the overall state and tested SHA, followed by a table with one row per matched validation — the validations that actually ran, in the execution order above. Validations whose ## Match regex did not fire are omitted rather than listed as skipped, so the table reflects only what the diff exercised.

**pr-check: PASS** — tested on `<head-SHA>`

| Validation | Result |
| --- | --- |
| Source Format | PASS |
| Full Portal Build | PASS |
| Java Unit Tests | PASS |

The overall state is PASS only when every row is PASS; any FAIL row makes it FAIL.