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To enforce Java 21 patterns during code review, analyze implementations for correct usage of records, switch expressions, pattern matching, text blocks, and precise null handling according to repository standards. This validates type safety and architectural consistency across the codebase.

The best way to check for zero external dependencies in public APIs is to perform an architecture-aware code review targeting module boundaries. This validates public API stability and ensures immutable data types, explicit error handling, and thread-safety by default across the suite.

Yes, you can use automated code review to validate thread-safety by default and immutable data types in Java 21. It assesses implementations for correctness and architectural consistency, explicitly checking for compliance with modern Java patterns and documented review standards.

To ensure architectural consistency across Java SDK modules, review code targeting the specific module suite to check module boundaries, dependency structures, and public API stability. This verifies that implementations align with documented architectural standards and maintain explicit error handling.

You need to validate explicit error handling and precise null handling in Java 21 code when ensuring strong type safety and architectural consistency during reviews. This checks for compliance with Java 21 patterns and confirms thread-safety by default across the module suite.