speckit-git-validate

To validate Git branch naming conventions, you can check the current branch name against expected sequential or timestamp formats to ensure it adheres to spec-kit project structure rules. This provides immediate feedback on whether the branch name is correct.

Spec-kit project structure compatible branch naming patterns include sequential formats and timestamp formats. The validation process checks for adherence to these specific patterns to maintain repository organization and readability.

To check if spec directories are correctly named, validate the current Git branch against the spec-kit project structure. This ensures that required spec directories are present and correctly named according to project conventions.

Git branch validation operates without external dependencies to check branch naming conventions. It directly analyzes the branch name pattern and verifies spec directory presence within the spec-kit project structure.

Git branch name validation fails when the branch name does not adhere to the required sequential or timestamp formats, or when the spec-kit project structure lacks correctly named spec directories. Immediate feedback identifies the specific naming issue.

The best way to enforce consistent Git feature branch naming is to validate branch names against standard conventions before integration. This ensures compatibility with the spec-kit project structure and maintains repository organization.