gaia-config-stack

To edit the stacks section without losing comments and formatting, use a specialized YAML editor that modifies only the target entries while preserving the original document's style, structure, and inline comments.

You can perform CRUD operations on stack entries in a YAML configuration file by executing stack management commands that directly add, remove, edit, and reorder entries within the stacks section.

Cross-stack referential integrity validation checks that multi-stack partitioning fields like cross_refs point to existing stack entries, ensuring each stack entry has a unique name and preventing broken references.

Yes, stack management handles optional multi-stack partitioning fields including path, excludes, cross_refs, and ignore_nested_manifests, allowing you to configure these parameters within the stacks section.

The best way to ensure unique stack names when modifying project configuration is to use a configuration editor that automatically validates stack entries against each other during CRUD operations to prevent duplicates.

Your YAML configuration breaks after manual edits because standard text editors often disrupt formatting and fail to validate cross-stack references, whereas a specialized YAML editor preserves structural integrity during modifications.