evaluate-generated-service

You can verify semantic correctness by evaluating the service's .dtrx file against its generated output directory. This performs deep analysis to ensure the transpiled code accurately reflects the original DSL semantics and checks for deployment readiness.

Checking deployment readiness involves assessing the completeness of generated artifacts from the .dtrx application. This evaluation determines if the transpiled service output is complete and fully ready to be deployed and run.

To debug generated service code issues from a .dtrx application, perform deep analysis on the specific service. This helps identify semantic mismatches and completeness errors by comparing the DSL source directly with the transpiled output.

Yes, you can evaluate a single service from a larger generated .dtrx project. By providing the source .dtrx file and the specific generated service directory path, the evaluation focuses entirely on that individual service's semantic correctness.

Generated service output might not match DSL source semantics due to transpilation errors or incomplete artifact generation. Performing a semantic verification and completeness check on the .dtrx output helps pinpoint where the generated code diverges from the intended logic.