af-glossary-compliance

To enforce domain terminology consistency in BDD scenarios, validate feature files against a canonical glossary. This process verifies that terms align with official definitions and corrects language violations in specifications.

BDD feature files contain ambiguous domain language when terms deviate from the canonical glossary. Language rule adherence checks identify implementation details and undefined actors, ensuring specifications use precise domain terminology.

To check glossary compliance for documentation and feature files, apply predefined language guidelines to validate terminology. This process matches text against a canonical glossary file to detect and correct language violations.

Yes, you can use a canonical glossary file to validate BDD terminology. Accurate terminology matching requires adherence to this predefined glossary file to enforce compliance and correct language violations in feature files.

Yes, glossary compliance validation works for financial application specifications. It ensures domain terms like account balance and transaction are used precisely as defined in the project glossary, preventing ambiguity in BDD scenarios.

A limitation of automated terminology enforcement in feature files is its strict dependency on a predefined canonical glossary file. Without accurate glossary entries and predefined language guidelines, terminology matching cannot function correctly.