code-style-reviewer

To review Java code for aIk-coding-style adherence, run the code-style-reviewer on your codebase to automatically check class, method, variable naming, comments, formatting, Javadoc, and Lombok conventions.

Yes, you can validate Lombok usage in Java PO, DTO, VO, and Service classes. The review checks for the correct application of Lombok annotations to ensure consistency and readability.

The best way to enforce Java import conventions is by running an automated review that checks for proper import ordering, naming, and usage of static imports against the aIk-coding-style standards.

Yes, Lombok is a required dependency alongside Java. The review process requires both to accurately validate code formatting, Javadoc requirements, and Lombok annotation usage.

Your code style review fails because it checks for strict adherence to specific class, method, variable, and constant naming conventions defined within the aIk-coding-style standards.

aIk-coding-style enforcement checks for proper naming conventions, comment standards, code formatting, Javadoc requirements, import ordering, and correct Lombok annotation application.