What Quality Gates have you used?

Quality Gates are a set of criteria that must be met for code or a product to proceed to the next development or release stage. In QA and automation practices, the following Quality Gates are often used:

• Test coverage — the minimum percentage of code covered by automated tests (e.g., 80%).
• Test passing — all automated tests must pass successfully.
• Static code analysis — absence of critical and blocking errors based on analysis results (e.g., SonarQube).
• No new high-priority bugs — after release or build.
• Code review — all changes must be approved by the team.
• Adherence to coding standards — checks for formatting and style.

These Quality Gates help ensure the quality and stability of the product at each stage.