config-doc-sync

To keep configuration documentation updated, you can automate synchronization to reflect changes in key names, allowed values, and defaults. This ensures your configuration guides match the current schema and runtime behavior without manual edits.

Configuration schema synchronization is the process of detecting modifications in configuration logic and automatically reflecting those changes in project documentation. It monitors specific files to ensure configuration guides match current runtime behavior and validation rules.

You can document configuration changes automatically by running a synchronization process after modifying configuration logic. It identifies changes in key names, allowed values, defaults, and fallback behavior, updating the documentation accordingly.

Yes, configuration documentation synchronization works without external dependencies. It operates independently using internal scripts and references to monitor files and update documentation, requiring no additional environment setup or external packages.

You should run configuration documentation updates immediately after making changes to your configuration logic. This ensures that any modifications to keys, defaults, or validation rules are captured and reflected in the docs before developers rely on them.

The best way to maintain accurate configuration guides is to automate the documentation update process. By monitoring configuration files for schema and runtime behavior changes, the documentation is kept clear and synchronized with the actual configuration logic.