verification-before-completion

Evidence-based verification prevents premature claims of work completion by requiring a verification command to execute and its output to be confirmed before committing or creating pull requests, ensuring accuracy and honesty in software development workflows.

Evidence-based work completion is a process that ensures claims of finished work are backed by execution output from verification commands. It prevents inaccurate status reporting by requiring confirmation of command results before committing code.

You can prevent premature completion claims by enforcing a verification process that requires running specific verification commands and confirming their output. This ensures accuracy and honesty before committing or creating pull requests.

Yes, the verification process utilizes scripts to identify and execute specific verification commands. These scripts confirm the work status by requiring the command output to be verified before proceeding with a pull request.

You need to run verification commands before submitting a pull request or committing code. Running these commands and confirming their output ensures that the work meets required standards and prevents premature completion claims.

The limitation of enforcing verification before PR creation is that it strictly requires a verification command to be executed and its output confirmed. Workflows lacking executable verification commands cannot utilize this evidence-based completion process.