verification-before-completion

To ensure code integrity before creating a pull request, follow a strict verification protocol requiring evidence-based output from tests and checks before claiming completion. This prevents false success claims.

An evidence-based verification process in software development is a structured protocol enforcing command execution and output confirmation before claiming work is fixed or passing.

To prevent false claims when completing bug fixes, adhere to a defined verification protocol that guides past common pitfalls and rationalizations by requiring concrete command output as proof of success.

Pre-commit checks for feature implementations should involve running structured verification commands and confirming all checks pass with concrete output before making any success claims.

A strict verification protocol before commits requires adherence to running commands and validating output; its limitation is potential bypass if developers rationalize skipping steps when facing common pitfalls.