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To validate Puree UI code before release, audit YAML configurations, SCSS styles, and Python scripts to catch syntax errors, anti-patterns, and deviations from framework constraints. This generates a structured findings report with severity levels and recommended fixes.

Checking cross-file consistency verifies that YAML configuration references match corresponding SCSS classes and Python handlers. This process identifies mismatched references and structural deviations across the codebase, ensuring UI components align with YAML-driven conventions.

Linting SCSS styles for unsupported properties in a Puree project detects invalid CSS attributes and ensures styles align with YAML-driven conventions. The linting process scans style files to identify unsupported properties and outputs a structured summary of findings.

Static YAML validation does check required keys and naming conventions. It performs syntax validation, verifies the presence of mandatory configuration fields, and enforces naming rules to catch structural mistakes in YAML files before shipping.

You can generate a findings report with severity levels for Python and YAML code quality issues. The report provides a structured summary of detected correctness problems, anti-patterns, and recommended fixes across the audited files.