Package0.28.1

The package name is only used for display purposes.

Example:

name = "myproject"

This, along with the version, determines the import path for modules and resources published by this package.

Example:

baseUri = "package://example.com/myproject"

Must adhere to semantic versioning.

Example:

version = "1.5.0"

Example:

packageZipUrl = "https://example.com/artifacts/myproject/\(version).zip"

Email addresses must adhere to RFC5322 mailbox specification.

Example:

email { "Johnny Appleseed <johnny.appleseed@example.com>" }

Example:

website = "https://example.com/myproject"

Example:

sourceCode = "https://github.com/myorg/myproject"

This is used to transform stack frames for errors arising for this package.

The following placeholders are available:

• %{path} absolute file path of the file to open
• %{line} start line number to navigate to
• %{endLine} end line number to navigate to
• %{column} column number to navigate to
• %{endColumn} end column number to navigate to

For example, if publishing to GitHub, assuming that the version gets published as a tag:

sourceCodeUrlScheme = "\(sourceCode)/blob/\(version)%{path}#L%{line}-L%{endLine}"

If using a common license, use its SPDX license identifier.

If using multiple common licenses, use a SPDX license expression syntax version 2.0 string. For example: "Apache-2.0 or MIT".

If using an uncommon license, also provide its full text in the licenseText property.

Example:

license = "Apache-2.0"

These tests are run as part of the pkl project package command.

Relative paths are resolved against PklProject's enclosing directory.

Glob imports can be useful for defining this property.

Example:

tests = import*("**.test.pkl").keys.toListing()

By default, the project manifest files are excluded, and any paths that start with a dot.

Glob patterns follows the same glob rules as glob imports and reads.