CI Integration

Erode runs inside your CI pipeline and analyzes every pull request against your architecture model. When a PR introduces an undeclared dependency, Erode flags the violation and comments directly on the pull request.

All platforms use the same Docker image and analysis engine — only the entrypoint and platform-specific environment variables differ.

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Supported platforms

Platform	Status	Guide
GitHub Actions	Stable	GitHub Actions
GitLab CI	Experimental	GitLab CI
Bitbucket Pipelines	Experimental	Bitbucket Pipelines

You can also run Erode on any infrastructure using the self-hosted guide.

GitHub Actions

The GitHub Action is the most mature integration. It supports action inputs and outputs, automatic PR comments, and optional model-update PRs out of the box.

Get started with GitHub Actions →

GitLab CI

Experimental

GitLab CI support is new. The entrypoint and environment variable interface may change in future releases.

Erode provides an entrypoint script (entrypoint-gitlab.sh) that handles model cloning and merge request URL construction. It works with both gitlab.com and self-hosted instances.

Set up GitLab CI →

Bitbucket Pipelines

Experimental

Bitbucket Pipelines support is new. The entrypoint and environment variable interface may change in future releases.

Erode provides an entrypoint script (entrypoint-bitbucket.sh) for Bitbucket Cloud. Self-hosted Bitbucket Data Center and Server instances are also supported.

Set up Bitbucket Pipelines →

Self-hosted

Run Erode on any infrastructure using the Docker image or the CLI directly. This covers bare metal, Kubernetes, and other CI systems.

Self-hosted guide →