speckit-git-validate

Git branch naming conventions are validated automatically by checking the active branch against predefined sequential and timestamp patterns. The tool detects format drift and reports whether a matching spec directory exists under specs/ to ensure predictable workflows.

Feature-branch validation supports sequential formats using a three-digit prefix and timestamp formats. It evaluates the active branch name against these predefined patterns to ensure adherence to repository conventions.

Git branch validation provides graceful degradation when Git is unavailable. It supports an environment-based fallback for non-Git contexts to continue validating branch naming conventions without a direct Git dependency.

Feature-branch validation ensures compatibility with the .specify/ project structure. It guides users to the corresponding specs directory under specs/ and reports whether that matching directory currently exists.

Feature-branch naming validation fails when the active Git branch name does not match the sequential three-digit prefix or timestamp format. Ensure your branch name adheres to these predefined repository patterns to pass validation.