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OpenAssetIO-TraitGen documentation notes: generating Trait and Specification classes from YAML
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What this guide covers
For pipeline and VFX developers looking at how OpenAssetIO Trait and Specification classes are generated. It records what ten pinned repository files say about languages, licence, release history, the YAML schema and test descriptions. It reads files only: nothing was installed, generated or run.
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OpenAssetIO-TraitGen documentation notes: generating Trait and Specification classes from YAML
Coverage
For pipeline and VFX developers looking at how OpenAssetIO Trait and Specification classes are generated. It records what ten pinned repository files say about languages, licence, release history, the YAML schema and test descriptions. It reads files only: nothing was installed, generated or run.
Useful starting points
- The package is marked Alpha in its metadata, so breaking changes between releases are normal; the release notes list several, including a schema change in alpha 13.
- The README and the packaging metadata do not describe supported languages in quite the same way; confirm which languages you need before relying on one.
- The schema allows a dictionary property type while a test description carries a to-do about supporting it, so test that type yourself before depending on it.
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