Automate Go-based CI/CD workflows with the Dagger SDK.
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Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: building-with-dagger Source: https://github.com/AI-Riksarkivet/ra-hcp/tree/main/.claude/skills/dagger Command: npx skills add https://github.com/AI-Riksarkivet/ra-hcp --skill building-with-dagger
Go-based Dagger workflows are hard to set up and reproduce; this Skill provides guidance for building with the Dagger Go SDK.
Install Dagger, scaffold a module with dagger init, then run dagger develop to regenerate bindings.
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You can automate CI/CD workflows in Go by using the Dagger SDK to programmatically orchestrate containers, directories, and services. This allows you to build, test, and publish Go-based functions within reproducible environments.
To scaffold a Dagger module, use the `dagger init` command to create the necessary configuration files. After modifying your code, run `dagger develop` to regenerate bindings, and then invoke your functions via `dagger call`.
Yes, the Dagger Go SDK supports advanced pipeline patterns including multi-platform builds, caching, secrets, SBOM, and provenance integration for production environments.
Using the Dagger Go SDK is an effective way to orchestrate containers programmatically. It enables you to define modular CI/CD pipelines where Go functions manage container lifecycle, testing, and publishing.
Local testing environments are hard to reproduce when CI configurations are decoupled from code. By defining pipelines with the Dagger Go SDK, your builds, tests, and services run in reproducible containers managed directly by Go functions.
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