Task 9.2: Final integration and comprehensive documentation#19
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Task 9.2: Final integration and comprehensive documentation#19
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- Enhanced README with comprehensive usage examples and CI/CD integration - Added sample configuration files for different scenarios - Created GitHub workflow examples for API compatibility checking - Fixed console output formatting issues with Spectre.Console - Added real-world usage examples and troubleshooting guide - Performed end-to-end testing with all output formats (console, JSON, markdown) - All formats now working correctly with proper error handling
Signed-off-by: jbrinkman <joe.brinkman@improving.com>
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Task 9.2: Final Integration and Documentation
This PR completes task 9.2 from the project specification, delivering comprehensive documentation, sample configurations, and final end-to-end testing for the DotNet API Diff tool.
📋 Task Requirements Completed
✅ Create comprehensive README with usage examples
✅ Add sample configuration files and GitHub workflow examples
✅ Perform final end-to-end testing with real-world assemblies
✅ Git Workflow: Create branch
feature/task-9.2-documentation, commit, push, and create PR✅ Requirements: 2.3, 4.1, 4.2, 4.3
🚀 Key Enhancements
Enhanced Documentation
Sample Configurations & Workflows
samples/basic-config.json: Basic configuration for simple librariessamples/enterprise-config.json: Advanced configuration for large enterprise librariessamples/strict-breaking-changes.json: Strict breaking change detectionsamples/lenient-changes.json: Lenient configuration for pre-release versionssamples/namespace-filtering.json: Advanced namespace filtering examplessamples/github-workflow-api-check.yml: Complete GitHub Actions workflow for API compatibility checkingsamples/github-api-diff-config.json: GitHub-specific configurationTechnical Improvements
🧪 End-to-End Testing Results
Successfully tested all functionality with real test assemblies:
Console Output ✅
JSON Output ✅
Markdown Output ✅
Configuration Loading ✅
Exit Codes ✅
📊 Test Results Summary
🔧 Technical Details
Files Modified/Added
README.md- Comprehensive documentation rewritesamples/*.json- Sample configuration filessamples/github-workflow-api-check.yml- GitHub Actions workflowsrc/DotNetApiDiff/Reporting/ConsoleFormatter.cs- Fixed console renderingsrc/DotNetApiDiff/Commands/TypeRegistrar.cs- Enhanced DI resolutionsrc/DotNetApiDiff/Commands/CompareCommand.cs- Improved output handlingBreaking Changes
None - all changes are additive or internal improvements.
Dependencies
No new dependencies added. Enhanced usage of existing Spectre.Console and Microsoft.Extensions.* packages.
🎯 Ready for Production
This PR delivers a fully functional, well-documented API diff tool ready for:
The tool now provides comprehensive documentation, sample configurations, and robust end-to-end testing, making it easy for teams to adopt and integrate into their development processes.