update-arch-tests

To enforce hexagonal architecture in Go, you can use automated architecture tests to verify domain isolation and layer dependencies. This skill generates those tests using goarchtest to prevent architectural drift in DDD projects.

Go architecture tests for DDD projects are automated checks that verify your codebase adheres to hexagonal architecture principles. They ensure domain isolation and proper layer dependencies by analyzing project structure and asserting naming conventions.

You can automatically generate tests for Go project structure by running a skill that analyzes your directories and creates an architecture_test.go file. This file contains comprehensive checks for domain isolation and layer dependencies using goarchtest.

Yes, you can test domain isolation and layer dependencies in Go by generating architecture tests. These tests use goarchtest to verify that your domain layers remain isolated and that dependencies flow correctly according to hexagonal architecture rules.

Yes, goarchtest works with hexagonal architecture constraints by allowing you to write tests that enforce domain isolation and layer dependencies. This skill specifically leverages goarchtest to generate and update these structural tests automatically.

You need architecture tests after refactoring Go layers to prevent architectural drift. Updating these tests verifies that your structural changes still adhere to hexagonal architecture and DDD constraints, catching violations in domain isolation or naming conventions early.