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abap-string-interpreter
abap-string-interpreter contém 30 skills coletadas de MagPasulke, com cobertura ocupacional por repositório e páginas de detalhe dentro do site.
Skills neste repositório
Run ATC syntax check on the SAP system to detect syntax errors after git pull.
Trigger an abapGit repository pull on the SAP system to sync the current codebase.
Run ABAP Unit tests on the remote SAP system via ADT.
Prompt and workflow for generating conventional commit messages using a structured XML format. Guides users to create standardized, descriptive commit messages in line with the Conventional Commits specification, including instructions, examples, and validation.
Detailed guidance on which test layer(s) to update and how to write tests for different kinds of changes in the ZASIS project.
Reference guide for the ZASIS exception handling pattern — class hierarchy, message class, T100 integration, how to raise exceptions, and rules for adding new exceptions.
Create a session summary file in docs/sessions/ before merging a PR. Captures date, PR number, title, and concise summary of work done.
Create an abapGit TABL object outside SAP systems using user-defined names and repository reference files.
Create an abapGit AUTH object outside SAP systems using user-defined names and repository reference files.
Create an abapGit BDEF object outside SAP systems using user-defined names and repository reference files.
Create an abapGit CLAS object outside SAP systems using user-defined names and repository reference files.
Create an abapGit DCLS object outside SAP systems using user-defined names and repository reference files.
Create an abapGit DDLS object outside SAP systems using user-defined names and repository reference files.
Create an abapGit DDLX object outside SAP systems using user-defined names and repository reference files.
Create an abapGit DEVC object outside SAP systems using user-defined names and repository reference files.
Create an abapGit DOMA object outside SAP systems using user-defined names and repository reference files.
Create an abapGit DTEL object outside SAP systems using user-defined names and repository reference files.
Create an abapGit FUGR object outside SAP systems using user-defined names and repository reference files.
Create an abapGit G4BA object outside SAP systems using user-defined names and repository reference files.
Create an abapGit INTF object outside SAP systems using user-defined names and repository reference files.
Create an abapGit IWMO object outside SAP systems using user-defined names and repository reference files.
Create an abapGit MSAG object outside SAP systems using user-defined names and repository reference files.
Create an abapGit PINF object outside SAP systems using user-defined names and repository reference files.
Create an abapGit SRVB object outside SAP systems using user-defined names and repository reference files.
Create an abapGit SRVD object outside SAP systems using user-defined names and repository reference files.
Create an abapGit SUSC object outside SAP systems using user-defined names and repository reference files.
Create an abapGit SUSH object outside SAP systems using user-defined names and repository reference files.
Create an abapGit SUSO object outside SAP systems using user-defined names and repository reference files.
Create an abapGit TOBJ object outside SAP systems using user-defined names and repository reference files.
Create an abapGit TTYP object outside SAP systems using user-defined names and repository reference files.