ci-fix

name	ci-fix
description	CI/CD pipeline fix workflow from environment analysis to deployment

CI/CD Fix Development

When to Use

Use this when fixing CI/CD pipeline issues, Docker configurations, or deployment scripts. Works for GitHub Actions, Docker builds, and any pipeline-related problems.

Process

1. Issue Analysis & Root Cause Identification

• Reproduce the CI/CD issue before fixing
  • Identify the specific failing stage
  • Document exact error messages and logs
  • Understand local vs CI environment differences
• Find root cause: environment differences (Node version, deps, OS), permissions, network, resource limits
• Define scope: affected pipeline stages and environments
• Document differences between local and CI (versions, caching, network policies)

2. Implementation

• Create a targeted fix addressing the identified CI/CD issue
• Follow existing CI/CD patterns and conventions
• Consider: Docker multi-stage builds, caching strategies, proper timeouts
• Fix root cause, not symptoms
• Ensure fix works in both local and CI environments
• No sensitive information exposed in pipeline logs or configs

3. Validation

• Before fix: identify validation steps (local Docker build, test execution, config validation)
• After fix: validate in local dev, Docker builds, and CI environment (feature branch)

4. Linting

# Dockerfile linting
docker run --rm -i hadolint/hadolint < Dockerfile
# YAML linting for GitHub Actions
yamllint .github/workflows/*.yml
# Shell script linting
shellcheck scripts/*.sh

Zero errors, zero warnings.

5. Pipeline Testing

# Test Docker builds locally
docker build -t test-image .
# Test scripts locally
bash scripts/build.sh

If possible, test in a feature branch to verify against actual CI environment.

6. Documentation

English comments only for complex CI/CD configurations or non-obvious workarounds.

7. Completion Summary

• Root cause of the CI/CD issue
• Configuration files modified
• Pipeline stages improved
• Validation completed
• Status: Ready for review