hook-contract-refactor-safety

To safely refactor hook return types in TypeScript, coordinate changes across the codebase to synchronize type definitions, usage sites, and dependency arrays, preventing mismatched naming errors.

The best way to remove a parameter from a hook is to apply systematic refactor assistance that scans the codebase and updates all call sites to match the new hook contract seamlessly.

Renaming a hook field causes TypeScript errors because related usage sites and dependency arrays are not synchronized with the updated type definitions during the codebase update.

To update hook usages when modifying contracts, provide the type changes to the skill to scan for related updates across the code, ensuring all involved parts are synchronized and error-free.

Yes, this hook contract refactor skill checks dependency arrays by guiding users in refactoring type definitions and usage sites to maintain consistency and validate code integrity.

You need to validate hook contract consistency during code maintenance when renaming or removing fields, ensuring all codebase sections are synchronized with the new definitions to prevent errors.