nocobase-dsl-reconciler

Synchronizing YAML DSL with a live NocoBase instance involves automated bidirectional push and pull workflows, applying local definitions to the live app and pulling runtime state back into YAML code for version control.

DSL reconciliation is an offline-first synchronization process that aligns YAML-based design definitions with live NocoBase apps, enabling reliable version control and auditing for complex multi-environment deployments.

Version control for NocoBase pages, blocks, and workflows is managed by pulling complex app elements into YAML DSL files, validating changes locally, and pushing updated definitions back to the live instance.

Yes, duplicating NocoBase modules preserves strict UID and template bindings by performing safe rebindings during export, ensuring that defaults.yaml bindings and state.yaml mappings remain intact across the duplicated project.

Yes, the NocoBase YAML reconciler requires the psycopg2 driver as a dependency to establish the database connection needed for applying DSL changes and pulling runtime state back into your local workspace.

Offline-first DSL synchronization enforces local validation before deployment and requires maintaining strict UID mappings, meaning any structural drift or unhandled complex DSL elements like popups and dashboards must be manually reconciled.