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Overview ¶
Package path resolves a local directory into a frozen snapshot.
It is the simplest resolver and the one that shows what the contract is for: even for a directory the build account already owns, the material is copied into private storage and hashed on the way in, because "local" does not mean "stable for the duration of a build".
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Functions ¶
func DirectSpec ¶
func DirectSpec(name, dir, mountPath string, include, exclude []string) (*bundle.Spec, string, error)
DirectSpec synthesizes a one-source manifest for a direct path build.
Direct mode is convenience syntax over the manifest pipeline, not a second implementation: the same loader, resolver, composer, and packager run either way, so there is no path through which the two could diverge.
Types ¶
type Config ¶
type Config struct {
// Path is the directory to package. A relative path resolves against the
// manifest's directory, never the process working directory, so a
// manifest means the same thing wherever it is invoked from.
Path string `json:"path"`
}
Config is a path source's configuration.
type Resolver ¶
type Resolver struct {
AllowAbsolute bool
}
Resolver resolves local directories.
AllowAbsolute must be enabled explicitly for a manifest to name an absolute path. A manifest that reaches outside its own directory is not portable and usually is not intended, so it is opt-in rather than merely discouraged.
func (*Resolver) Identity ¶
Identity describes the resolver in provenance, so evidence records which implementation produced a resolution rather than only what it resolved to.
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