Facing isssue on Reliac

[Luca_Moreau]

Hi everyone,

I'm trying to use ReliaC as part of our Cloud Manager pipeline in AEMaaCS, but I'm facing this issue: ReliaC detected critical violations and blocked the deployment. There’s no detailed error in the pipeline log apart from this message.
I’ve checked the repository structure and OSGi configs, but I’m not sure what exactly triggered this.

Anyone faced this before, ppreciate your help!

[SantoshSai · Accepted solution]

Hi @Luca_Moreau,

To troubleshott the issue try below steps and see if helps:

1. Download the ReliaC report from Cloud Manager after the pipeline run:

   • Go to the failed pipeline

   • Look under “Code Quality Step”

   • Click “Download Report” or “View Details”

   • You’ll find a full JSON or HTML-based report listing all violations with severity and file paths

2. Common violations that trigger pipeline failure:

   • Incorrect content under /apps or /libs

   • Disallowed mutable content

   • Unsafe OSGi configuration (e.g., incorrect run modes)

   • Usage of deprecated APIs

   • Repository structure misalignment

3. You cannot bypass critical violations in Production pipelines. However, in non-prod pipelines, you can temporarily adjust the quality gate using Cloud Manager settings, but this is not recommended unless guided by Adobe support.

Referencse: 

• https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/content/implementing/dev...
• https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/commerce-on-cloud/user-guide/monitor/new-relic/new-relic-...

[HrishikeshKagne]

Hi @Luca_Moreau ,

ReliaC in AEM Cloud Manager blocks deployments when its automated code and config checks find critical issues-usually security, performance, or best-practice violations.

The pipeline log won’t list every detail. You need to download the full Reliability Report from the Cloud Manager UI (in the failed run’s details)-it shows exactly which rules failed and where in your code/config they happened. Fix those issues, commit, and rerun the pipeline.

Thanks!