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@udx/rabbit-repo

v0.1.4

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Repository resolution tooling for Rabbit CI

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Maintainers

andy.potaninandy.potaninkavaribeskavaribesrabbit-robotrabbit-robotrabbit-controllerrabbit-controllerewsoppewsoppfqjonyfqjonypalantpalant

Keywords

rabbit-cirepository-resolutionsdlcdeveloper-tools

Readme

rabbit-repo

rabbit.ci resolves the GitHub delivery shape of a repository for Rabbit CI.

Run one command in a repository:

rabbit.ci

It writes .rabbit/repo.yaml with repository identity, branch rules, environments, and workflow triggers.

The generated file is committed with the code. Refresh it when GitHub delivery configuration changes.

.rabbit/context.yaml is legacy and is not read by rabbit.ci.

Status

This is the focused successor to the repository integration work that first lived in dev.kit. dev.kit remains responsible for broad generated context; Rabbit CI execution remains in its integrations and backends.

Quick start

Install the CLI globally:

npm install --global @udx/rabbit-repo

Run the command from the repository you want to resolve:

rabbit.ci
rabbit.ci --json
rabbit.ci --yaml

The default command writes .rabbit/repo.yaml and prints a short summary. --json and --yaml print the same resolution without writing a file. GitHub discovery is read-only and unavailable GitHub data is left empty. Secret and variable values are never written; only their names are included.

Resolution

The resolution contains executable repository facts:

  • branch names and effective GitHub rules;
  • organization/repository secret and variable names, plus environment-specific configuration;
  • workflow paths, triggers, and workflow-level permissions.

Read the repository resolution, repository discovery and initialization, and dev.kit migration boundary before extending it.

Development

make test

Product context

Rabbit CI helps teams own how software moves—and proves the work as it moves. Its delivery route is repository-centric, policy-governed, and evidence-producing: move fast, protect the path, craft proofs.