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Package moduleacquire loads a ModuleInstance's target module from the OCI registry into a library *module.Module. A ModuleInstance references its module by registry path and version; the library kernel owns the registry fetch and in-memory load (Kernel.AcquireModuleFromRegistry), so this package is a thin adapter over the kernel's source-carrying acquisition.
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func Acquire ¶
func Acquire(ctx context.Context, k *kernel.Kernel, path, version, registry string) (*module.Module, error)
Acquire loads the module at the given registry path and version into a library *module.Module using the shared kernel. It delegates to Kernel.AcquireModuleFromRegistry, which fetches the module's source via CUE's native module machinery and stages it as the main module — so the module's own cue.mod/module.cue resolves transitive dependencies and its kind/metadata are evaluated at the package root, with the registry applied per-call (no process-environment mutation, safe to call concurrently from reconcilers).
Unlike the older LoadModuleFromRegistry + NewModuleFromValue pair, the returned *module.Module carries its staged source (module.HasSource() is true). That source is REQUIRED downstream: Kernel.SynthesizeInstance now builds the instance inside the module's own staged root so the module's tidied dependency closure (including catalog subpackages) drives transitive resolution. A source-free module would be rejected with synth.ErrMissingSource (library#31, library v1.0.0-alpha.3 migration).
The registry parameter is retained for signature stability; the kernel resolves the registry it was constructed with (see kernel.WithRegistry).
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