ignition-module-packaging

Ignition module packaging validates resource paths, frontend asset inclusion, and module metadata by applying deterministic checks during Gradle-based builds to ensure dist contents and module.xml align with runtime expectations.

Runtime failures during Ignition module builds often stem from path mismatches or missing frontend assets. Packaging validation enforces copy rules for resources and metadata, ensuring asset inclusion and path mapping meet runtime behavioral requirements.

Automating signing and versioning for Ignition SDK modules requires enforcing copy rules during Gradle-based builds. The packaging process applies deterministic checks across metadata generation and signing steps to produce repeatable module assemblies.

Yes, Gradle-based builds can validate module.xml metadata against included assets. The packaging process applies deterministic checks to verify resource paths, metadata generation, and signing requirements, ensuring final module assembly meets runtime expectations.

You need to validate dist packaging and resource paths whenever your task touches module.xml, metadata generation, or the signing flow in an Ignition module, ensuring all frontend assets are correctly wired and included at runtime.