gitnexus-refactoring

Safe function renaming requires mapping dependents and execution flows to understand the blast radius before applying changes. You can plan a dry run first, then apply edits once the change scope is verified.

Code refactoring without breaking dependencies uses a dependency graph to map incoming and outgoing references. This allows you to apply rename, extract, or split changes in an order that protects interfaces and calling sites.

Verifying the impact scope after restructuring code involves running change detection tools to validate the applied edits. This ensures the refactor stays within the planned boundaries and prevents regressions.

Refactoring code with dynamic or string references is handled by mapping execution flows and incoming references before editing. This minimizes dynamic reference regressions during tasks like renaming widely used validation functions.

Splitting a module while maintaining dependency ordering involves mapping the target symbol's dependents and execution flows first. You then plan interface-to-implementation-to-caller updates to protect calling sites during the split.