Makefile.example

# Local tooling for a gated repository. The point of routing through
# plumbline-gate.sh rather than calling the harness directly is that `make
# audit` on a laptop and the CI job read the same plumbline.pin, so they run
# the same harness commit against the same target config.

.PHONY: audit audit-summary baseline

audit:
	./plumbline-gate.sh

# Same run, with the human-readable report appended to a file.
audit-summary:
	./plumbline-gate.sh --summary-file plumbline-audits/summary.md

# Adopt the current report as the bar future runs are compared against.
# Deliberate, reviewed, committed: this is the repository saying "this is the
# quality we are holding".
baseline:
	@echo "Regenerate with: plumbline baseline --from <report.json> --out plumbline/baseline.json"