surfaces

func AddToolCatalog ¶

func AddToolCatalog(catalog *actioncatalog.Catalog, specs []actioncatalog.SurfaceToolSpec, opts CatalogOptions) (*actioncatalog.Catalog, error)

AddToolCatalog projects surface specs into a catalog used by Dynamic discovery/execution.

func ExcludedToolSpecs ¶ added in v3.1.0

func ExcludedToolSpecs(specs []actioncatalog.SurfaceToolSpec, excludeTools []string) (excluded map[string]struct{}, unmatched []string, err error)

ExcludedToolSpecs resolves an --exclude-tools list against surface specs and returns the tool names of the specs it removes, together with the entries that named none of them, in the order the operator wrote them.

The rule is the action catalog's, asked rather than restated: the specs are assembled into a catalog of their own, unfiltered, and actioncatalog.Catalog.FilterExcludedToolNames judges it, so a group name, an individual tool name and a canonical action ID reach a standalone utility exactly as they reach a catalog action. Each surface used to keep a copy of its own for these tools, and the copies had drifted apart: the dynamic one matched the tool and the group name, the meta and individual ones the registered name alone, and none the canonical ID, which is the one spelling that means the same thing on every surface.

The names are the ones the specs register under, which is what the pass over registered tools removes on the meta and individual surfaces and what AddToolCatalog leaves out on the dynamic one. An empty list builds nothing, since AddToolCatalog asks on every call and most calls exclude nothing.

func StandaloneToolSpecs ¶

func StandaloneToolSpecs(client *gitlabclient.Client) []actioncatalog.SurfaceToolSpec

StandaloneToolSpecs returns visible utility tools that remain outside ordinary GitLab API meta-tool dispatchers.

func ToolGroupSpecs ¶

func ToolGroupSpecs(specs []actioncatalog.SurfaceToolSpec) []actioncatalog.CatalogGroupSpec

ToolGroupSpecs groups surface specs into catalog group specs.