PRPC displays rule warnings in which context?

In PRPC, rule warnings are primarily displayed in the Guardrails report. This report serves as a guide for developers, helping them adhere to best practices and avoid potential issues within their application development. The Guardrails report identifies areas where the code may not align with the established guidelines and highlights warnings for any problematic rules that could lead to future complications or inefficiencies.

The purpose of this context is to maintain high standards within the application development process, ensuring that developers are aware of any deviations from recommended practices. By receiving timely alerts about rule warnings, developers can take corrective actions before deploying their applications, promoting robustness and maintainability.

While rule warnings may appear in other forms or interfaces, the Guardrails report is specifically designed to track these warnings consistently, making it easier for developers to monitor their compliance with best practices throughout the development lifecycle. This ultimately supports a smoother integration and minimizes potential issues when the application is operational.