verifying-governance

You can detect directory drift and misplaced files by validating your project layout against a defined workspace-schema.json. This process compares your actual directory and file structure against the expected schema to identify structural inconsistencies.

Project governance structure validation ensures your project's directories and governance files align with a defined schema. You need it after major refactors, bulk changes, or documentation updates to quickly confirm structural integrity and maintain project consistency.

To check for incorrect .gitignore patterns, run a governance structure audit against your defined workspace-schema.json. This identifies incorrect ignore patterns and offers automated fixes or manual remediation commands to correct your configuration.

Yes, you can automatically fix project structure issues and directory drift. After detecting missing directories or misplaced files, the validation process offers options to automatically correct detected issues or provides commands for manual application.

No, project governance validation does not require any external dependencies to run. It operates independently using scripts and references to audit your project's governance health by comparing files against a defined schema.

The best way to audit governance health after a major refactor is to validate your project layout against a workspace-schema.json. This detects missing directories, misplaced files, and incorrect .gitignore patterns, ensuring your structural integrity remains intact.