mechanical-refactor-verify

To verify a mechanical refactor is reproducible, you can use a transform-driven workflow that applies a user-provided transform script between a base commit and a target commit. The verification reports PASS only when the resulting diff is empty.

A transform-driven workflow for code review validates mechanical refactors by ensuring changes like file moves or module extractions can be regenerated by a script. This guarantees deterministic outcomes and auditable diffs for maintenance.

Yes, pre-commit check verification integrates with git worktree workflows to validate mechanical refactors. This setup isolates the reproducible transform execution and diff validation to guarantee auditable outcomes across contributors.

You validate file moves and module extractions for auditability by running a scripted transform against a base commit. The verification process enforces a transform-driven workflow to ensure the target commit matches the script output.

You need to use a scripted transform for mechanical refactoring when a PR review requires deterministic outcomes and strict audit trails. It ensures the diff between the base and target commits can be fully reproduced by the script.