scaffold-exercises

Scaffolding exercise directories that pass lint checks requires automated creation of standardized folders and placeholder readmes for sections and exercises. This enforces strict naming conventions and validates components during setup to prevent broken links.

Bootstrapping course exercises involves generating required subfolders like problem, solution, and explainer alongside placeholder readmes. Standardized naming ensures consistent structure across sections and variants while reducing manual setup time.

Generating lint-ready exercise templates for course design workflows automates the creation of exercise skeletons from a plan. Running the scaffold workflow produces standardized directory structures that immediately pass lint validation without manual fixes.

Scaffolded exercise stubs fail lint validation when naming conventions are inconsistent or required components are missing. Enforcing strict lint rules during the scaffold setup prevents missing subfolders and broken links before they occur.

Strict naming conventions are required to scaffold course sections and exercises effectively. Standardized naming ensures the generated directory structures, including problem and solution subfolders, pass automated lint checks without errors.