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Funny thing, here in my company we're doing something similar, with CUE in a small Go library. You might be interested in it [1]. It generates a lot of boilerplate infrastructure code from the reference Cue files.

[1] https://github.com/bonisoft3/bayt

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Being one of CUE's biggest fans, I will definitely be interested!

I have another thing in hof that is closer to this, also CUE + Dagger

https://github.com/hofstadter-io/hof/tree/_next/examples/env

https://github.com/hofstadter-io/hof/tree/_next/lib/env

I'm gearing up for a major rewrite into a new project, based on a bunch of learning and a desire to remove a ton of cruft that accumulated over 10+ years. I still debate if I want to wrap existing tools (tf, helm, etc...) or go for a full sail replacement. Dagger handles a lot of the tooling earlier in the CI process, mainly thinking CD here. Argo-* is our bain lately...

You might find the code gen aspects of hof interesting, I opted for Go's text/template, which you can also use from CUE if you wanted to have more literate (imo) code gen in your project.




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