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Mandatory verification steps using RTK (Rust Token Killer) after making code changes.
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| name | React Native Verification & RTK |
| description | Mandatory verification steps using RTK (Rust Token Killer) after making code changes. |
This project uses RTK (Rust Token Killer) to optimize dev operations and ensure quality.
Before finalizing any task or declaring your work done, you MUST verify the codebase. Do not skip this step under any circumstances.
Whenever you modify, create, or refactor code, run the following verification commands using the rtk proxy:
Ensure no TypeScript errors were introduced (especially since any, unknown, and never are banned).
rtk yarn ts:check
# OR
rtk tsc
Ensure the code conforms to the project's ESLint and Prettier rules, and the kebab-case naming conventions.
rtk yarn lint
# OR
rtk lint
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