new-check

Scaffolding a new dbt-bouncer check involves generating a minimal module skeleton following the @check decorator conventions, alongside a ready-to-run test scaffold to ensure immediate coverage and consistent project structure.

The best way to add validated dbt-bouncer checks without boilerplate is using an automated scaffolding workflow that generates reproducible check class skeletons and test suites, enforcing consistent structure and documentation for rapid iteration.

Yes, the dbt-bouncer scaffolding workflow includes test generation by providing a ready-to-run test scaffold that ensures coverage for newly generated check classes within a single, reproducible process.

The @check decorator convention works by defining the structure that the auto-generated minimal check module skeleton follows, ensuring new dbt-bouncer checks integrate consistently into the project's configuration and discovery workflow.

Yes, you can use this scaffolding to integrate new checks into dbt-bouncer configuration, as the generated skeleton and guide specifically support aligning new checks with the project's discovery workflow and decorator-based system.