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    # CommandKit ckconfig v0.1.0

    eric released this 2026-10-18 13:54:00 +00:00

    Summary

    The initial independently versioned ConfigKit integration provides configuration
    inspection and native comparison through CommandKit command declarations. It
    uses CommandKit v0.2.0 and ConfigKit v0.8.0 and is distributed as a source-only
    Go module.

    Features

    • ckconfig.AppCommand, ckconfig.Command, and ckconfig.FromConfigKit adapt
      application loaders and named scopes into explicitly installed declarations.
    • The config family exposes scopes, validation, effective YAML, sources, and
      path explanation according to each scope's declared capabilities.
    • config diff compares two selections through ConfigKit's native API and emits
      YAML additions, right-side changes, and deletion paths. Comparison can be
      provided independently of ordinary configuration acquisition; differences
      alone do not make the command fail.
    • Source reports expose native destination, placement, unresolved destination,
      and version-check evidence alongside the source inventory.
    • Typed selectors, per-side comparison inputs, and invocation state support
      application-specific acquisition without transferring configuration semantics
      to CommandKit.

    Requirements and adoption

    Go 1.26.0 or newer is required. Add
    gitea.maximumdirect.net/eric/CommandKit/integrations/ckconfig@v0.1.0, then pass
    the returned declaration to commandkit.New or App.Register. Importing the
    module does not install commands.

    Applications migrating from the ConfigKit helpers in CommandKit v0.1.0 must
    move to the separate module and update scope, loader, binding, and installation
    wiring for the core v0.2.0 API. Update report consumers for the added source
    evidence and any newly installed comparison commands. ConfigKit remains the
    authority on configuration loading, inspection, and comparison semantics.

    See the module README,
    consumer guide,
    and CLI reference.

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