Output
Output
Learn how Custy reports validation results and what they mean.
custy validateCategory
Quick Command
custy validateOverview​
After completing validation, Custy reports whether the project satisfies the requirements needed for subsequent workflows.
Successful validation indicates that the checked prerequisites have been verified successfully.
If validation encounters a problem, execution stops immediately and Custy reports the reason together with guidance for resolving the issue.
Typical Output
Command Output
Example output produced after running the command.
Successful Validation
All configured validation checks completed successfully.✓ Git repository found
✓ Git remote verified
✓ Version file found
✓ Commit message template found
✓ Tag message template found
✓ Repository validation completed
Validation Failure
A required validation step failed before the workflow could continue.✗ Git repository not found
Hint:
Run git init
Successful Validation
When every validation step succeeds:
- The repository satisfies the configured prerequisites.
- Required project resources are available.
- Workflow-oriented commands may safely continue.
- No repository history is modified.
Successful validation only confirms readiness.
It does not create commits, tags, releases, or modify your project.
Validation Failure
When validation fails:
- The current validation step is reported.
- Remaining validation steps are skipped.
- A descriptive message explains the problem.
- A helpful hint is provided whenever possible.
This fail-fast behavior helps identify and resolve problems quickly before attempting more complex workflow operations.
Dry Run
When validation is executed as part of a workflow using the global
--dry-run option, Custy reports what would normally happen without
performing workflow actions that modify the repository.
This allows you to inspect workflow readiness before executing the actual operation.
What's Next?
If validation reports a problem, continue to the Troubleshooting page for guidance on resolving common validation failures.