plugin-api-review

To check OpenShift Console plugin API changes for backward compatibility, you can review API deprecations and breaking changes against contribution guidelines to ensure proper governance and traceability.

Validating dynamic plugin SDK extension points involves reviewing documented changes to shared modules and extension points, generating a detailed compliance report with findings and a compliance score to guide remediation.

Yes, the plugin API review process enforces changelog documentation for staging PRs by checking that required changelog updates are present for in-development plugin changes and commits not yet on main.

You generate a compliance report for OpenShift Console plugin API changes by running the review tool against your commits, which evaluates adherence to the styleguide and contribution guidelines.

Yes, you can use this API review for release readiness checks of dynamic-plugin-sdk extensions, as it produces a compliance score and detailed findings to ensure all changes meet governance standards.

A limitation when reviewing in-development plugin API changes is that the review relies on the provided commits and staging PRs, meaning uncommitted local code outside the dynamic plugin SDK guidelines is not evaluated.