ogp-architecture-contract

Architectural invariants are core constraints that must be maintained to ensure application integrity. They help developers adhere to established design principles and guidelines, preventing structural violations during feature development.

To align with dependency rules, review the architectural design contract to understand module maps and import patterns. This ensures your new module follows established guidelines, promoting maintainability and preventing dependency conflicts.

A module map details the application's modules and their dependencies. It aids developers in understanding the software structure, ensuring new features and modules integrate correctly within the established architectural design constraints.

Yes, you can use this architectural contract before developing a new feature. It provides the necessary invariants, module maps, and dependency rules to verify your design aligns with the application's established principles.

You need to check dependency rules and import patterns before adding new modules or features to the application. This prevents conflicts, ensures maintainability, and verifies that your code adheres to the architectural design contract.

Features break module dependencies when they violate established dependency rules or architectural invariants. Review the architectural design contract to ensure your module maps and import patterns align with the prescribed structural guidelines.