web-check

You verify branch changes by searching official documentation to validate API usage, check for deprecations, and confirm correct library patterns. This process reviews changed files to ensure they follow best practices and avoid reinventing existing solutions.

Web-guided code review is a verification method that searches official documentation to validate API calls, detect deprecated library usage, and provide best-practice recommendations for changed files in a branch.

To check code changes for deprecated APIs, apply web-guided verification to the changed files in your branch. This validates API calls against official documentation and generates a concise report with deprecation warnings and source links.

Yes, you can use automated documentation checks to guide merge reviews. This process validates branch changes against official docs, providing actionable recommendations based on findings to ensure correct API usage and library patterns.

The best way to validate library calls is to verify branch changes against official documentation. This targets non-trivial transformations and library patterns, ensuring correct API usage while avoiding reinventing existing solutions.