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CommandKit v0.3.0
Summary
CommandKit v0.3.0 adds application-owned command and flag aliases. This pre-1.0 minor release also updates the installation declaration type and Invocation struct shape; review the migration guidance before upgrading.
Changes
- Declare command shortcuts and global or canonical-command-scoped flag
spellings with
Alias,FlagAlias, andFlagAliasFor. Install routing rules beside canonical commands throughNeworApp.Register. Aliases route to existing handlers and preserve the target command's operand and binding behavior. - Read the entered and canonical command paths from
InvocationwithEnteredPathandCanonicalPath. - Interpret a canonical short value flag such as
-c=as an explicitly supplied empty value, consistent with--color=and-c "".
Compatibility and migration
New and App.Register now accept ...Declaration instead of ...Command.
Command, group, and integration command factories still return Command, so
individual factory calls can be passed directly. A []Command cannot be
expanded into ...Declaration; use a []Declaration for mixed reusable
collections or convert each command element before expanding it. Function
values whose parameter type is ...Command, including wrappers assigned from
New or Register, must update their signature to ...Declaration.
Adding private route fields to Invocation means positional struct literals no
longer compile. Use keyed fields, for example
commandkit.Invocation{Context: ctx, Streams: streams}, when constructing an
Invocation outside command execution. CommandKit populates the route fields for
executed handlers.
The consumer minimum remains Go 1.26.0 and the maintainer release toolchain remains Go 1.26.8. Core v0.3.0 must be published before preparing dependent integration releases that adopt it and record downloaded dependency sums; this release does not change their v0.1.0 release records.
See the consumer guide, CLI reference, and maintainer release procedure.