Check Mode Does Not Block on Files Rulesync Would Delete
The rulesync CLI tool's --check flag does not detect files that would be deleted, allowing inconsistent AI config files to be committed. Developers using rulesync in CI pipelines experience silent failures that break teammate workflows on the next sync run.
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