cap-change-workflow

The workflow requires standard CAP tooling, including cds and npm commands, to execute build steps and regenerate artifacts. You need a local CAP project environment with these CLI tools installed to run the automated validation process.

You verify CDS entity and service changes by running through a built-in verification checklist. This validation step ensures that incremental changes to your CAP project are correctly applied and artifacts are properly rebuilt before deployment.

Handling incremental CAP changes with minimal diffs is best achieved through a standardized end-to-end workflow. This approach applies targeted modifications to CDS definitions and includes rollback guidance to safely manage artifacts.

Yes, the CAP workflow supports rollback guidance for service changes. It provides a structured approach to revert modifications using minimal diffs, ensuring your CDS definitions and regenerated artifacts remain consistent.

Regenerated CAP artifacts become out of sync after CDS edits when changes are applied without a standardized workflow. Using an automated end-to-end process with a verification checklist ensures artifacts match your updated CDS definitions.