minimal-validation

To validate code changes with minimal testing, this Skill analyzes your diff and changed files to automatically select and run the smallest credible set of tests. It adapts the checks based on the change type, such as a bug fix or refactoring.

Focused code validation for continuous integration works by analyzing local project conventions and the code diff to run only the most relevant checks. This ensures the smallest set of tests executes, confirming changes without running the entire suite.

Yes, adaptive checks support refactoring by identifying the type of change and running the smallest credible set of tests. It applies to code review workflows by focusing only on the modified files and local conventions to verify nothing broke.

Code validation selects tests by analyzing the diff, changed files, and local project conventions. It determines the type of change, like a bug fix, and applies the most focused checks to validate the modification with minimal effort.

No specific dependencies are required to run minimal testing on your local project. The Skill relies on analyzing your existing diff, changed files, and local project conventions to determine and execute the smallest credible set of tests.

Minimal validation is not suited for comprehensive code review scenarios requiring full end-to-end testing. It focuses on running the smallest credible set of tests based on the diff, making it insufficient for detecting issues outside the changed files.