fn_registry/bash/functions/shell/validate_registry_paths.md

name, kind, lang, domain, version, purity, signature, description, tags, uses_functions, uses_types, returns, returns_optional, error_type, imports, params, output, tested, tests, test_file_path, file_path

name	kind	lang	domain	version	purity	signature	description	tags	uses_functions	uses_types	returns	returns_optional	error_type	imports	params	output	tested	tests	test_file_path	file_path
validate_registry_paths	function	bash	shell	1.0.0	impure	validate_registry_paths(db_path: string, table: string, root_dir: string) -> tsv_stdout	Consulta registry.db y verifica que cada file_path apunte a un archivo existente en disco. Imprime a stdout las rutas rotas en formato TSV (id, file_path, domain, tabla).	registry validation paths audit bash				false	error_go_core		name desc db_path ruta a registry.db name desc table tabla a validar: functions o types name desc root_dir directorio raíz del repositorio	TSV con id, file_path, domain, tabla de rutas inválidas	false			bash/functions/shell/validate_registry_paths.sh

Ejemplo

source validate_registry_paths.sh
validate_registry_paths $HOME/fn_registry/registry.db functions $HOME/fn_registry

# Output (TSV):
# cdp_click_go_browser	functions/infra/cdp_click.go	browser	functions

Notas

Impura porque lee el filesystem y la base de datos. No modifica nada — solo reporta.

La salida TSV es consumible por otros scripts o pipelines. Si no hay rutas rotas, no imprime nada.