Opportunity
v19.0.1 can document and prove generated domain SDKs honestly, but each application still owns a renderer that maps Wesley operation metadata to git-warp Intents and bounded Observers. The checked-in users renderer is executable reference evidence, not a universal consumer tool.
A reusable, versioned git-warp Wesley target could remove most copy-and-adapt work while preserving the domain-free compiler boundary.
Product boundary
- Wesley continues to own GraphQL structure, deterministic IR, request types, and directive metadata.
- The git-warp target owns an explicit versioned directive vocabulary and the mapping from supported directives to runtime-backed
Intent and Observer constructors.
- Unsupported intent kinds, readings, decoders, cardinalities, or unbounded plans fail generation with structured diagnostics.
- The target never guesses application semantics that are absent from the schema or target configuration.
- Applications may still provide extension mappings for domain-specific validation and decoders.
Possible workflow
wesley target run git-warp \
--schema src/warp/users.graphql \
--out src/generated/users.generated.ts
The concrete command should follow Wesley's supported external-target protocol rather than hard-coding a private integration.
Acceptance sketch
- Publish a versioned target descriptor and input/output contract.
- Generate deterministic request types, runtime validators, Intents, and bounded Observers from the supported directive subset.
- Import only supported root and
/advanced git-warp surfaces.
- Emit stable diagnostics for every unsupported or ambiguous mapping.
- Prove byte-stable regeneration, consumer typechecking, and packed-package execution against a disposable real-Git Runtime.
- Update the migration guide from the application-owned renderer recipe only after the reusable target is published and its version is pin-able.
Dependency posture
This is follow-up developer-experience work after #807 and the v19.0.1 migration-guidance milestone. It is not a v19.0.1 release blocker.
Opportunity
v19.0.1 can document and prove generated domain SDKs honestly, but each application still owns a renderer that maps Wesley operation metadata to git-warp Intents and bounded Observers. The checked-in
usersrenderer is executable reference evidence, not a universal consumer tool.A reusable, versioned git-warp Wesley target could remove most copy-and-adapt work while preserving the domain-free compiler boundary.
Product boundary
IntentandObserverconstructors.Possible workflow
The concrete command should follow Wesley's supported external-target protocol rather than hard-coding a private integration.
Acceptance sketch
/advancedgit-warp surfaces.Dependency posture
This is follow-up developer-experience work after #807 and the v19.0.1 migration-guidance milestone. It is not a v19.0.1 release blocker.