easysdd-feature-acceptance

To validate a completed feature against its design documentation, you can generate an acceptance report that verifies code diffs, interface contracts, and test constraints. This ensures the implementation fully complies with the original architecture.

The best way to update architecture documentation after merging a feature is to use an acceptance workflow that automatically integrates feature changes into central docs, ensuring all architecture refs are updated and requirements are not missed.

You can enforce a checklist for software feature acceptance by reading and updating a checklist.yaml file during the validation phase. This confirms all acceptance checks are passed before finalizing the feature and generating the report.

You need to run a feature acceptance report during the acceptance phase of the easysdd-feature workflow, right after completing the feature implementation. It verifies design alignment and architecture integration before merging.

Yes, you can use a checklist.yaml file to confirm all feature acceptance checks are passed. The acceptance process reads, applies shared conventions, and updates this file to enforce that all design and test constraints are met.

Your feature implementation may not align with central architecture documentation if undocumented changes were made during development. Running an acceptance validation checks code diffs against design docs to prevent missed requirements before merging.