review-tool

To validate YAML configuration files, this tool checks them against a defined project schema to ensure required fields exist and flag deprecated options. It returns a structured report containing file paths, field violations, and severity classifications.

Linting tool configuration files for deprecated options and semver compliance involves scanning YAML and JSON files to detect outdated fields and validate version strings. The tool generates an actionable validation report detailing per-file findings and recommended fixes.

Checking required fields like name and version in JSON config files requires validating them against a project schema to confirm their presence. This process enforces semver formatting on version strings and flags deprecated options to prevent downstream failures.

Yes, the configuration review tool works with both YAML and JSON files. It identifies and validates tool configurations across both formats, enforcing required fields and semver compliance while generating a structured validation report.

Deprecated field violations appear in a configuration validation report when the tool detects outdated options within your YAML or JSON files. It flags these incompatible schemas to prevent downstream failures and provides recommended fixes for each violation.

Yes, you can use review-tool to enforce semver version strings in configuration files. It validates that version strings follow semantic versioning rules while checking for required fields and deprecated options, outputting a report with severity classifications.