Directories
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Package cueenv builds the environment slice a cue/load or mod/modconfig call consults when the caller wants to override CUE_REGISTRY or CUE_CACHE_DIR for that one operation.
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Package cueenv builds the environment slice a cue/load or mod/modconfig call consults when the caller wants to override CUE_REGISTRY or CUE_CACHE_DIR for that one operation. |
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Package loader is the kernel's one artifact-loading routine: it builds a single CUE package — from a directory or from an in-memory overlay — and runs the OPM artifact shape gate over the result, and it fetches a published artifact of any OPM kind from an OCI registry through CUE's native module machinery (FetchArtifact, with FetchModule the #Module entry over it; ADR-009).
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Package loader is the kernel's one artifact-loading routine: it builds a single CUE package — from a directory or from an in-memory overlay — and runs the OPM artifact shape gate over the result, and it fetches a published artifact of any OPM kind from an OCI registry through CUE's native module machinery (FetchArtifact, with FetchModule the #Module entry over it; ADR-009). |
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Package registrytest provides an in-memory OCI registry harness for tests that need catalogs and modules resolvable by import without a live registry.
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Package registrytest provides an in-memory OCI registry harness for tests that need catalogs and modules resolvable by import without a live registry. |
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Package renderstage assembles the single-build render module (enhancement 0019 D9): it reads the two committed cue.mod/module.cue resolutions the render inputs carry, promotes them into the render module's dependency list (D13), checks that list for OPM-namespace coverage (the D13 refusal invariant), compares the two committed lists for catalog version skew (D7/D18), stages the generated render module into a directory, and builds it once in a caller-supplied cue.Context (D8).
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Package renderstage assembles the single-build render module (enhancement 0019 D9): it reads the two committed cue.mod/module.cue resolutions the render inputs carry, promotes them into the render module's dependency list (D13), checks that list for OPM-namespace coverage (the D13 refusal invariant), compares the two committed lists for catalog version skew (D7/D18), stages the generated render module into a directory, and builds it once in a caller-supplied cue.Context (D8). |
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Package schematest is a test-only helper for pointing tests at the workspace-local CUE module cache, and for handing a test a CUE module cache directory to build in.
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Package schematest is a test-only helper for pointing tests at the workspace-local CUE module cache, and for handing a test a CUE module cache directory to build in. |
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Package sourcetree walks, reads, names and writes the source tree a module.Source describes, in both of its modes: on-disk (Overlay nil, the tree is read from Root on the filesystem) and overlay (every file is an entry of Overlay, its bytes keyed by its absolute path under Root).
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Package sourcetree walks, reads, names and writes the source tree a module.Source describes, in both of its modes: on-disk (Overlay nil, the tree is read from Root on the filesystem) and overlay (every file is an entry of Overlay, its bytes keyed by its absolute path under Root). |
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Package synth builds an OPM #ModuleInstance CUE value from typed in-memory inputs: caller-supplied identity (name, namespace, values, labels, annotations) against a module the caller already acquired with its staged source.
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Package synth builds an OPM #ModuleInstance CUE value from typed in-memory inputs: caller-supplied identity (name, namespace, values, labels, annotations) against a module the caller already acquired with its staged source. |
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Package valuesfile renders a values cue.Value as the source of a package file declaring the top-level `values` field.
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Package valuesfile renders a values cue.Value as the source of a package file declaring the top-level `values` field. |
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