adt-checkerrors

name	adt-checkerrors
description	Run ATC syntax check on the SAP system to detect syntax errors after git pull.

Tool

Use the built-in adt_checkerrors custom tool.

Parameters

None. Uses SAP_ROOT_PACKAGE from .env as the check scope.

What it does

1. Reads SAP credentials from .env (SAP_ADT_URL, SAP_ADT_USER, SAP_ADT_PASSWORD, SAP_ROOT_PACKAGE)
2. Connects to the SAP system via ADT API
3. Runs ATC (ABAP Test Cockpit) with the SYNTAX_CHECK variant on the root package
4. Retrieves the worklist with all findings
5. Returns findings with object name, type, line number, priority (P1/P2/P3), check title, and message text

Output

Findings are returned without severity interpretation. Priority is a ranking (1=high, 2=medium, 3=low), not a severity level. When real syntax errors exist (e.g. unknown types, missing methods), the finding count increases significantly and messages contain obvious compilation failure text.

When to use

• After adt_gitpull to verify no syntax errors were introduced
• Can also be triggered via adt_gitpull(checkErrors=true) which chains this check after pull
• When debugging activation failures on the SAP system

Never call autonomously. Always wait for user trigger.

Important: Chat mode only

This tool (and adt_gitpull, adt_rununit) must only be used in interactive chat mode — never in autonomous/background agent runs.

Prerequisites

• .env in project root with valid credentials:

  SAP_ADT_URL=https://your-sap-system:44300
  SAP_ADT_USER=DEVELOPER
  SAP_ADT_PASSWORD=secret
  SAP_ROOT_PACKAGE=$ZASIS
  

• ATC check variant SYNTAX_CHECK must exist on the target SAP system