ticket-sanitizer

Standardize ticket folder naming by running a Bash script that parses and renames every subfolder under the ticket root to an org-ticket_description format in lowercase. It handles edge cases automatically and provides a dry-run option for safe execution.

A standardized ticket directory structure needs logs/ and repro subdirectories along with a description.md file inside each folder. The script creates these missing components automatically while renaming folders to the lowercase naming convention.

Yes, you can preview ticket folder renaming using the dry-run option before applying changes. The script also offers a force option to bypass safety checks and execute the renaming and directory initialization directly.

Initialize logs and repro directories by running the sanitizer script from your workspace root. It scans every ticket subfolder, creates missing logs/extracted and repro paths, and ensures a description.md file exists for task tracking.

No, the ticket sanitizer script requires the defensive_prelude.sh dependency to execute properly. You need this Bash prerequisite available in your environment before running the folder standardization workflow.

Normalize ticket folder formats after creating or cloning a workspace when folders arrive in varied formats or lack standard structure. This ensures consistent task tracking across the org-ticket_description naming convention before starting work.