@env-lane/config-compat

Compile executable env-lane configuration to a versioned cache for the Rust CLI:

env-lane-config compile --kind main --cwd .
env-lane-config compile --kind vault --package-name @env-lane/vault --cwd .
env-lane-config compile --kind example --package-name @acme/env-lane-example --cwd .

Each non-main kind is an enabled root plugin field. The runner reads the validated plugin registrations from Rust and compiles executable config files for all enabled plugins. For a one-off compile, pass --package-name with the kind when its config imports its own npm package; the runner obtains that name from the registration automatically.

Static configurations reuse the cache until a local source dependency changes. For dynamic configurations, env-lane-config run <env-lane arguments> recompiles and starts the native binary on each call. The standalone Rust binary does not evaluate JavaScript. Keep .env-lane-cache/ outside version control. For env-lane-config run run <target> <child command>, flags after the child command are passed to that command. Use -- before it when a child option could look like an env-lane option. The runner inherits stdin/stdout/stderr, passes through numeric exit codes, and preserves POSIX signal termination. Its startup failures use 126/127, as specified in the 0.5.0 process contract.