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Scaffolds a **directory** bundle — the only shape that can own local files, so the other kind would hand an author a page their pictures cannot live beside. What it writes is a draft: title, today's date, `draft: true`. A tool that publishes the moment it runs publishes by accident, and drafts are honoured now. This is the first thing that writes into somebody's content directory, so it goes through os.Root like every read does (ADR-0031), and it never overwrites: an existing bundle is an error. Two bugs found by running it rather than by testing it: A key of `../escape` did not fail. It never left the site root — path.Join collapses `..` first — but it wrote a real directory *inside* the root and outside content/, which is not an escape and not a bundle either. Refused outright now, the same guard the include path needed for the same reason. The test asserts what should be true — content/ is the only thing this creates — because the weaker assertion I wrote first would have passed. `khosra new posts/x -site dir` silently ignored -site, because Go's flag package stops at the first non-flag argument, and then failed complaining there was no site root. Parsed in rounds now, so either order works. main() crossed the function-length warning as a result, so it became a dispatch table with runServe beside it — the warning was right about the code.
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367 B
Go
9 lines
367 B
Go
// Package scaffold writes a new bundle into a site root.
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//
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// Contributes: the `new` subcommand (no request-path behaviour).
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// Cascade keys: none.
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// Contract fields: none.
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// Not doing: per-type templates for the scaffold — an author who wants their own boilerplate wants archetypes,
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// which is a site-root feature and a decision, not a flag.
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package scaffold
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