Emacs Lisp
Recognised by .el sources and by a package's build files: Eask, Cask, or package.el's <name>-pkg.el. Eask's
.eask/ and Cask's .cask/, where the dependencies are installed, are build trees; a byte-compiled .elc is a file
of the ecosystem with no language of its own.
tests-run
ERT (ert-deftest) or Buttercup (describe/it) tests under test/ (or *-test.el), run by eask test ert,
eask test buttercup, eask test ert-runner, cask exec ert-runner or cask exec buttercup, the runners
themselves, makem.sh test, or Emacs in batch mode (emacs -batch -l test/shop-test.el -f
ert-run-tests-batch-and-exit).
coverage
undercover.el counts the lines the tests run: set up in the test files ((undercover "*.el")), or on the command
line (UNDERCOVER_FORCE), when the tests run.
platform-matrix
The toolchains are Emacs versions: the version of purcell/setup-emacs or jcs090218/setup-emacs (counted after
their own uses: line only, since every action has a version input), a matrix key emacs-version or emacs, or a
silex/emacs image.
compiler-warnings
package-lint (the package headers and conventions) and checkdoc (the docstrings) both run in CI: eask lint
package and eask lint checkdoc, or melpazoid, which runs both.
warnings-as-errors
A byte-compiler warning fails the compilation: eask compile --strict, or byte-compile-error-on-warn set before
batch-byte-compile (in CI, the Eask or Cask file, the Makefile or the sources).
static-analysis
package-lint and checkdoc.
committed-artifacts
The byte-compiled *.elc files, the generated *-autoloads.el, and the tools' .eask/ and .cask/.
vcs-ignore
*.elc and *-autoloads.el, plus .eask/ for an Eask package and .cask/ for a Cask one.
Not judged
Emacs Lisp has no standard formatter (code-formatting), and no type checker, code security scanner, dependency
auditor, fuzzer or mutation testing tool the validator knows; lizard does not parse it (function-limits); a package
has no lock file (dependency-management); byte-compilation builds no debug or release configuration
(ci-build-types, hardening, cxx-extensions).