speckit-git-validate

To validate Git branch naming conventions, run the validation tool to check if your current branch name matches predefined patterns and requires a .specify/ directory. This ensures compatibility with Spec-Kit project structures and prevents merge conflicts.

Branch naming validation requires a .specify/ directory because it verifies the existence of corresponding spec directories for the branch. This compatibility check ensures the branch naming convention aligns with the Spec-Kit project structure.

Yes, you can check if your Git feature branch matches predefined naming patterns automatically by running the validation skill. It checks the current branch name against expected patterns to improve code organization and prevent merge conflicts.

The best way to prevent merge conflicts with Git branch naming is to enforce specific naming conventions across feature branches. Validating branch names against predefined patterns ensures consistent code organization within Spec-Kit projects.

No, Git branch validation does not work without a Spec-Kit project structure. The validation process specifically requires the presence of a .specify/ directory to verify corresponding spec directories and ensure branch naming compatibility.