consolidate-concepts

Module consolidation centralizes concept definitions from multiple modules into a single shared import module. This refactoring process removes duplicates from original modules and adds new imports to their frontmatter to maintain a single source of truth.

Centralize concept definitions during code refactoring when duplicated concepts are spread across multiple modules and consistency is required. This ensures a single source of truth by moving definitions into one shared import module and removing duplicates from original modules.

Remove code duplication by creating a shared vocabulary module that imports centralized concept definitions. The original modules have their duplicate definitions removed and are updated with new imports pointing to the shared module in their frontmatter.

Yes, you specify which modules to include when centralizing concept definitions by providing a list of target modules. You can also provide an optional name for the new shared import module that will hold the consolidated concepts.

Module consolidation for shared vocabulary requires executing the process with an explicit list of target modules and an optional name for the new import module. It specifically handles concept definitions and updates frontmatter imports in original modules.