sdv-data-validation

To validate Stardew Valley mod save data and prevent regressions, run schema integrity checks on your JSON saves and config schemas to ensure consistent item references and safe migrations across mod versions.

Data migration for C# Stardew Valley mods is handled by applying validation patterns that adapt data structures across versions, enforcing schema conformance and initializing missing dictionaries on load to safely preserve modData conventions.

You need to validate FavoritesModel or ModConfig schemas whenever modifying data-persistence layers in Stardew Valley mods, ensuring mismatches between item IDs, colors, and metadata are caught before committing changes.

Yes, data validation works with JSON save formats and item references in Stardew Valley by enforcing schema integrity checks that prevent mismatches between IDs, colors, and metadata during data-persistence migrations.

Missing modData dictionaries after a save migration often occur when data structures are not properly initialized on load; applying safe migration patterns and data-conformance checks initializes missing dictionaries and restores schema integrity.

Yes, you can enforce data-conformance checks before committing changes to Stardew Valley config schemas by running validation checks that target FavoritesData and ModConfig to prevent data persistence regressions.