create-requires-module

Generating a dependent module requires specifying the base module in YAML frontmatter and defining functional specifications using plain syntax rules to maintain the correct build order.

Module dependency management for build order ensures that new modules are built after their dependencies, preventing compilation errors and enabling the safe extension of existing functionality without duplicating code.

Extending module functionality works by building new features on top of existing specifications using plain syntax rules, allowing you to add capabilities without duplicating code or disrupting the build chain.

Yes, you can use YAML frontmatter to manage module build chains by explicitly defining module dependencies and functional specifications, which ensures the correct build order is maintained.

The best way to maintain build order when adding features is to generate a new module that requires the base module as a dependency, utilizing YAML frontmatter to manage the build chain sequence correctly.

Module creation fails when dependencies are built out of order because the new functionality cannot locate the existing specifications it relies on, breaking the build chain and preventing successful code extension.