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Overview ¶
Package seed resolves `sdlc start --file` arguments against a workflow's declared seedable artifacts: a pre-existing document takes the place of whatever node would otherwise have produced it, which is why only an artifact the workflow author explicitly marked seedable: true is ever a valid target — an artifact a node merely happens to produce is not automatically safe to substitute (that node's own execution may do more than write the file).
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Functions ¶
func ResolveTargets ¶
ResolveTargets validates args against w and returns artifact path to source file path. Target resolution is deterministic and never uses Jev — a bare --file resolves only when w declares exactly one seedable artifact; more than one (or zero) requires the explicit path=artifact form. An artifact name that is declared but not seedable, or not declared at all, is an error, as is targeting the same artifact twice.
func ValidateSchema ¶
ValidateSchema validates content against the JSON Schema at schemaPath. An artifact's schema is a path (relative to the workflow file's own directory, or absolute) to a JSON Schema document; content failing to parse as JSON is itself a validation failure, not a distinct error, since either way the seeded file does not satisfy what a schema-bearing artifact promises downstream nodes.
Types ¶
type FileArg ¶
type FileArg struct {
// Path is the local source file to seed.
Path string
// Artifact is the explicit "=artifact" target; empty for a bare --file,
// which resolves only when the workflow declares exactly one seedable
// artifact.
Artifact string
}
FileArg is one parsed `--file` value.
func ParseFileArg ¶
ParseFileArg parses "path" or "path=artifact". The split is on the last "=", so a path containing "=" before an explicit artifact name still parses correctly.
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