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Know what’s ready. See what’s blocking. LaneSync brings GitHub release status, quality evidence, approvals, and next actions into one workspace. Developers, QA, and release owners can check the same release instead of collecting updates across pull requests, test runs, and team chats.

Find the blocker

Open a release to see whether it is Blocked, Needs approval, In progress, or Ready to deploy, with the reason and next action.

See the evidence

Quality Gates compare required test, coverage, and security results with your configured thresholds. The Gate Verdict explains GO or NO-GO.

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A verdict is one part of readiness

A quality GO does not skip an evidence review or merge. A release becomes Ready to deploy only after its other requirements are complete. Deployed is a separate record of production deployment. Missing required results do not count as a pass. Follow an illustrative release from a blocker to readiness in the product tour on lanesync.dev, or see Release readiness overview for the dashboard states.

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Choose where to configure LaneSync

After connecting the GitHub App, open Orgs & Repos and choose the setup scope:
  • Configure organization: shared policy lives in <org>/.github/sdlc.yaml, and LaneSync-managed SDLC rulesets live in GitHub organization settings. Coverage follows the App’s repository access. Configure an organization.
  • Configure repository: configuration lives in that repository’s root sdlc.yaml, and its LaneSync-managed rulesets live in that repository’s GitHub settings. Personal accounts use this path.
The setup wizard lets you choose checks and approvals. Organization setup can allow supported repository customization while keeping organization minimums. See Quickstart for the first steps and sdlc.yaml concepts for policy resolution.

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How LaneSync supports the decision

LaneSync keeps Planning → Development → Testing → Evidencing → Deployment visible behind each release. Stage gates use GitHub issues, pull requests, checks, evidence, and deployments. See Release pipeline.
GitHub rulesets, LaneSync’s stage evaluation, and the SDLC Enforce check apply the configured requirements. Check names and branch targets come from the effective configuration. See Enforcement.
CI evidence powers Quality Gates, feature-level test history, regression comparisons, and exportable reports. See Quality tracking.
View releases across repositories, review evidence, and group related releases into projects. Workspace access follows your GitHub organization and LaneSync permissions.
LaneSync is a hosted service at lanesync.dev. For a separately managed deployment, see Enterprise overview.