architecture-fitness-tests

You can enforce architectural conventions in .NET by running automated tests that check for incorrect dependencies and layer violations. This verifies your codebase remains clean, maintainable, and compliant with your defined rules.

Architectural testing validates your codebase against predefined rules to prevent layer violations and incorrect dependencies. It ensures architectural conventions are actively enforced throughout the .NET development process.

Yes, you need xUnit and NetArchTest to use this Skill for checking .NET code quality. These dependencies provide the testing framework and rule enforcement capabilities required to validate architectural conventions.

The best way to automate convention enforcement is implementing architecture fitness tests within your .NET development process. This automatically checks for common architectural issues like incorrect dependencies and layer violations as you write code.

Yes, you can test for incorrect dependencies across .NET application layers. This Skill checks for common architectural issues such as layer violations, ensuring dependencies adhere to your established architectural conventions.