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To audit a codebase for architectural law violations, run a lawfulness pass to identify rule breaks. This generates a read-only report citing the specific law violated alongside the exact file and line information.

A lawfulness pass in code analysis is a read-only audit that identifies violations of universal architectural laws within a repository. It reports where the code breaks these laws without making any fixes or altering the codebase.

A code audit reports architectural compliance issues by scanning the repository and generating a read-only findings document. It cites the specific universal architectural law violated and provides the exact file and line information for each violation.

Yes, you can use a codebase analysis tool to identify architectural violations without altering the code. It operates in a read-only mode, providing a report on law violations with specific file and line information while leaving the original code untouched.

You need to perform an architectural compliance check on your code repository before significant changes such as a refactor or merge. It helps you understand exactly where the code breaks universal architectural laws prior to proceeding with modifications.

No, a code audit does not automatically fix architectural law violations it finds. It provides a read-only report identifying the specific law violated and the corresponding file and line information, requiring manual intervention to implement any fixes.