Examples
Flags
Plugin dependencies
The extracted file needs every plugin whose resources it declares to be a dependency of thePklProject that covers it. When you extract into a directory
that already has a PklProject, extract adds any plugin namespace the resources
need but the project is missing and re-resolves the project — silently, as part
of extracting. Only the missing entries are added; your existing dependencies
(including your pinned formae version) are preserved.
If a resource needs a plugin the agent does not report as installed, extract
fails with an actionable message instead of producing a file that can’t be
generated:
Missing plugin dependencies are added automatically, because the extracted
file cannot be generated without them. The formae core schema version is
handled differently: extract only notifies you (see below) and never rewrites it.
Schema version compatibility
Extracted forma files useextends "@formae/forma.pkl" (see
Properties), a shape introduced in formae
0.88.0. A PklProject pinning an older formae cannot evaluate a freshly
extracted file, because the Pkl evaluator fails to resolve the extends.
When you extract into a directory already covered by a PklProject, formae
checks the formae version it pins:
The extracted
.pkl is always written. The notice is advisory: extract
never rewrites your PklProject, so it introduces no surprise diff into your
working tree.
PklProject to 0.88.0 or
greater, then run:

