rewidth

Documentation

Overview

Package rewidth implements the `aiwf rewidth` verb (per-verb subpackage of M-0116; cmd/aiwf/main.go newRootCmd wires it via NewCmd).

Index

• func NewCmd() *cobra.Command
• func Run(actor, principal, root string, apply, skipChecks bool) int

Functions

func NewCmd

func NewCmd() *cobra.Command

NewCmd builds `aiwf rewidth [--apply] [--root <path>]`.

Default invocation (no `--apply`) is dry-run: the verb computes a Plan and the dispatcher prints a per-kind summary of what would happen. `--apply` runs verb.Apply against the same Plan, producing exactly one git commit per kernel principle #7 with trailer `aiwf-verb: rewidth` (no `aiwf-entity:` trailer — multi-entity sweep, same shape as `aiwf archive`).

Per ADR-0008, this is a one-shot ritual: the canonical case for the "no skill when --help suffices" branch of ADR-0006. Every consumer runs it at most once after upgrading past the kernel version that declares the canonical-width policy. Idempotent re-runs are no-ops.

func Run

func Run(actor, principal, root string, apply, skipChecks bool) int

Run executes `aiwf rewidth`. Returns one of the cliutil.Exit* codes.