migration-validate

To validate migration readiness, you need to detect version drift by reading standard guidelines and migration scripts to verify dependencies are synchronized. This ensures workflows and scripts align with established standards before completing the migration.

Checking CI/CD workflow conformity involves scanning scripts and workflows against standard guidelines to verify alignment. This process confirms that migrated content stays compliant and dependencies remain synchronized across projects.

To ensure dependencies are synchronized after a repository migration, run validation checks that read migration scripts and standard guidelines. This verifies that all dependencies are current and that migrated content remains compliant with the SSOT.

Yes, migration validation scripts can check for version drift across multiple projects by applying drift checks and standard conformity rules. This verifies script currency and ensures dependencies are synchronized throughout your CI/CD workflows.

Workflow validation fails after migrating repository content when migrated scripts and workflows drift from the established standard. Validation detects this version drift and confirms whether dependencies remain synchronized and compliant with the standard.

Yes, you need to run the migration creation step first to generate the migration scripts. Validation then reads these scripts to confirm dependency synchronization, detect version drift, and ensure workflows align with the standard.