deployerphp-command-authoring

You can enforce prompt-to-option parity by authoring Symfony Console commands and Traits that align all interactive prompts with their corresponding input options. This ensures consistent execution paths and predictable command behavior.

Early conflict validation is added by performing immediate checks right after calling parent::execute() in your Symfony Console command. This catches conflicting input options before the main logic processes them, ensuring early validation and predictable behavior.

The best way to synchronize command registration and documentation is to update the SymfonyApp wiring after editing commands or Traits, then run a docs-agent to automatically synchronize the documentation with the latest command changes.

Command replay behavior fails when commands lack consistent error handling and standard validator usage. Implementing early validation after parent::execute() and reusing standard exception patterns ensures predictable replay behavior and resolves execution failures.

Yes, you need to update command-focused tests when modifying app/Traits or app/Console files. Tests must cover command registration in SymfonyApp and verify consistent error handling to maintain reliable command behavior.