implementing --use-defaults

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Benjamin Diedrichsen
2026-07-28 09:27:05 +02:00
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@@ -41,3 +41,16 @@ This document tracks the major refactoring of the `nopy` package.
- `Cube` is a class encapsulating a `Manifest` and runtime info (`dir`, `deployScript`).
- **Proposed Solution**: (Done)
### 5. Make `--use-defaults` operational
- **Status**: ✅ Completed
- **Goal**: Turn `-D` from a flag that was parsed and threaded through three layers but never read into a working non-interactive mode.
- **Rationale**: Unattended runs — CI, or provisioning a fresh box from a checked-in `.nopyrc.json` — are the reason the flag exists. It prompted anyway.
- **Context**:
- `BuildContext.resolveCube` branches on `options.useDefaults` and skips `VariableAssignment`.
- `Variables.get()` merge order corrected to defaults → global `env` → prompts → params. `env` used to lose to the schema default, which left a non-interactive run with no way to be configured at all.
- Replayed session values moved from the `defaults` scope to `prompts`, so they keep outranking `env` now that `env` sits higher.
- `Cube.getDefaults()` no longer discards every default when one field lacks `.default()`; it falls back to a per-field read.
- `Cube.requiredKeys()` added, and a `-D` run fails naming the unfillable variables instead of deploying a cube with them absent from `--data`.
- `VariableAssignment` offers every schema key, not only the ones carrying a default, and shows the value the run would actually use as the initial.
- **Proposed Solution**: (Done)