Adding a Configuration Property

To add a configuration property, define its Go-style signature, default, and validation rules in service.yaml, then run go generate to automatically create the boilerplate code and expose getters on the svc receiver for your microservice.

You respond to runtime configuration changes by implementing and wiring an OnChanged callback. This handler is automatically triggered when a configuration property defined in service.yaml is modified, allowing your microservice to react dynamically.

Externalizing microservice settings involves declaring properties with Go-style signatures in service.yaml. This Skill reads AGENTS.md, enforces the signatures, and uses code generation to build accessors, ensuring clean configuration management across deployments.

No, you do not need to manually write getter methods. The code generation workflow automatically generates the necessary boilerplate code and accessors on the svc receiver when you run go generate after updating service.yaml.

Yes, you can validate configuration values. When defining a configuration property in service.yaml, you specify its Go-style signature, default value, and validation rules, which are then enforced through the generated code.

AGENTS.md provides context and guidelines that the configuration process reads before defining a property in service.yaml. It ensures the generated boilerplate code and OnChanged callbacks align with the microservice's operational rules.