documentation-as-code

To enforce markdown linting and spell checking in a CI/CD pipeline, integrate automated validation tools that check formatting, spelling, and link integrity, failing pull requests when documentation issues are detected.

The documentation-as-code approach for Architecture Decision Records applies automated linting and standardized templates to ADRs, ensuring consistent documentation quality and structural adherence through pre-commit hooks and CI/CD pipelines.

Yes, pre-commit hooks can validate markdown links and formatting by running automated linters and spell checkers locally before code submission, ensuring consistent documentation quality and adherence to predefined templates.

Automating documentation quality checks for project plans is best achieved by integrating automated linting, spell checking, and link validation into CI/CD pipelines, enforcing code-like quality standards for project plan modifications.

Treating documentation like code prevents broken links in Markdown files through automated link validation integrated within pre-commit hooks and CI/CD pipelines, catching inconsistencies before pull requests are merged.