verify-bump

Validating dependency updates before merging involves executing targeted integration checks and codegen diffs in isolated git worktrees to catch breaking changes that standard CI suites often miss.

Testing major version bumps from Dependabot or Renovate requires running deep verification on codegen, tool integration, and extension-point behavior in isolated environments to ensure the new version does not break custom build orchestration or test fixtures.

Yes, validating dependency-bump pull requests requires GitHub CLI for PR state management and git for worktree-based environment isolation, allowing you to safely test and land updates outside your main workspace.

You can check codegen diffs and tool integration for automated dependency updates by running deep verification checks in temporary git worktrees, which provides a structured path to either merge the pull request or propose necessary fixes.

You should use manual integration checks for library updates when automated CI coverage is insufficient to guarantee safety, specifically to verify custom logic, build orchestration, and extension-point behavior during major version bumps.

Yes, you can automate safe landing for dependency updates by creating temporary worktrees for isolated testing, providing a structured path to merge updates or propose fixes when basic CI passes but custom logic remains at risk.