You can now provide a file with a .pkl extension to rain commands such as rain deploy, and if the file can be successfully evaluated and serialized to YAML, it will be deployed as normal.
You can also import a new Pkl package that we are creating each time we do a rain release. The package will be on the release page with a name like cloudformation@1.8.2. This package has a class for every registry resource type, modules for things like template which you can amend, and higher level patterns (for now there's just a single pattern but we plan to add more)
This PR has a huge number of files because we are now including registry schemas in the binary, instead of downloading them each time we need them. And we are generating a pkl class for each of those json schema files.
This PR adds some support for Apple's
pklconfiguration language.See https://pkl-lang.org/index.html
You can now provide a file with a
.pklextension to rain commands such asrain deploy, and if the file can be successfully evaluated and serialized to YAML, it will be deployed as normal.You can also import a new Pkl package that we are creating each time we do a rain release. The package will be on the release page with a name like
cloudformation@1.8.2. This package has a class for every registry resource type, modules for things liketemplatewhich you can amend, and higher level patterns (for now there's just a single pattern but we plan to add more)This PR has a huge number of files because we are now including registry schemas in the binary, instead of downloading them each time we need them. And we are generating a pkl class for each of those json schema files.