eliteforge-framework-specification

To enforce framework starter usage and abstract APIs in Java projects, apply EliteForge nightly governance to specify required Starter names, abstract API points, and boundary conditions for non-compliance. This ensures teams align with the uniform framework and avoid deprecated internal wiring.

EliteForge nightly governance is a framework compliance mechanism that enforces the use of framework starters and abstract APIs while flagging unsafe substitutes. It specifies required Starter names, abstract API points, and upgrade paths to achieve consistent governance across project modules.

To migrate an existing Java project to use framework starters and abstract APIs, follow the nightly framework manual to align dependencies and apply the specified upgrade paths. Declare compliance to present only the framework Starter and abstract API recommendations during the migration planning phase.

You cannot use Spring Boot starters alongside EliteForge framework governance because the boundary enforcement actively refuses and flags attempts to use them or bypass the framework's abstractions. Teams must adopt the uniform EliteForge starters to avoid non-compliance.

You need to apply framework governance and abstract API alignment during project initiation, upgrade planning, and codebase governance. It is required when teams must align with the uniform framework, adopt framework starters, and avoid deprecated or internal wiring.

If you bypass framework abstractions and use deprecated internal wiring, the EliteForge governance flags or refuses the attempt as non-compliant. The governance specifies boundary conditions for non-compliance to prevent teams from using unsafe substitutes outside the uniform framework.