gtme plan
Resolve adapters, validate every step's needs/uses and credentials, print the plan
What you'll learn
You're about to type gtme plan and want its forms and its flags.
- every form of
gtme planand what each does - each flag and what it changes
- where the docs use it
Resolve adapters, validate every step's needs/uses and credentials, print the plan — no network, no spend; --viz appends a diagram of the resolved plan to the listing and --viz-only prints it alone (ADR-051), both renderings of the same plan and neither changing what plan accepts or exits with.
Forms
gtme plan pipeline.yaml [--viz|--viz-only]
Flags
| Flag | Takes | What it does |
|---|---|---|
--viz | nothing | --viz appends a diagram of the resolved plan to the listing and --viz-only prints it alone (ADR-051), both renderings of the same plan and neither changing what plan accepts or exits with. |
--viz-only | nothing | --viz appends a diagram of the resolved plan to the listing and --viz-only prints it alone (ADR-051), both renderings of the same plan and neither changing what plan accepts or exits with. |
It exits with one of the exit codes every verb shares.
Example
From Your CSV:
gtme plan my-csv.yaml
Used in
- A pipeline is a YAML file: The command that reads a pipeline file and checks it without spending
- Steps and roles: The command that prints each step's role, projection, and provides
- The gate ladder: Every line plan prints, and the --viz diagram
- Canonical fields: The command that prints the namespace and coupling notes
- Build your first pipeline from a CSV: Every line plan prints, which this guide reads after each edit
- Guard: Every line plan prints, and its exit codes
- Iterate: Every line plan prints after an edit
- Multi-stage campaigns with groups: Every line plan prints, including the once count and the missing-group error