fix-parts

To audit and fix missing PART sections in TypeScript files, you can use a static analysis process that identifies malformed headers and automatically repairs them to restore structural compliance. It generates before and after reports for validation feedback.

A PART section structure in TypeScript code review is a mandatory file organization system that enforces specific ordering, section counts, and optional sub-sections across source files. It ensures consistent code quality and structural compliance throughout a project.

To check PART ordering and section counts during a TypeScript refactor, apply explicit validation steps that verify structural compliance across source files. This process repairs missing or malformed headers and produces validation feedback for audits.

This PART section audit works alongside existing static analysis tools by performing explicit validation steps on TypeScript files to ensure section ordering and counts meet project requirements. It provides before and after reporting to complement standard code review processes.

Your TypeScript file fails PART structure validation after a refactor because missing or malformed PART headers disrupt the mandatory section ordering and counts. Running an audit identifies these specific structural errors and automatically repairs them to restore compliance.