gendoc-align-fix

To automatically fix documentation alignment issues, you can use a tool that parses an alignment report and applies upstream or downstream fixes across specified layers like docs, doc-code, code-test, or all layers. It sorts findings by severity, verifies each fix before commit, and updates the report with FIXED markers.

The best way to resolve doc-code and code-test alignment discrepancies is to parse the generated alignment report, prioritize findings by severity, and apply targeted upstream or downstream repairs. The process verifies each fix before committing and marks resolved items in the report for long-term tracking.

To ensure documentation fixes are verified before committing changes, use an automated alignment repair workflow that checks each applied fix against the alignment report. It only commits verified changes and automatically updates the report status with FIXED markers to maintain consistency.

Yes, you can target a specific layer for alignment fixes instead of repairing all layers at once. The repair process supports individual layers such as docs, doc-code, code-test, and doc-test, allowing you to isolate fixes and apply upstream or downstream repairs only where needed.

You should trigger an automated alignment repair workflow immediately after completing a consistency alignment check, or whenever you need to resolve detected upstream and downstream documentation discrepancies. This ensures that all identified issues are sorted by severity and systematically repaired before final commit.

Yes, the alignment repair process updates the original consistency report after applying fixes. Once a fix is verified and committed, the tool automatically annotates the alignment report with FIXED markers, ensuring long-term tracking and maintaining consistent documentation quality across all layers.