--- name: staticphp-package-maintenance description: Maintain StaticPHP v3 packages and artifacts. Use when adding, modifying, reviewing, or validating config under config/pkg or config/artifact; package classes under src/Package; extension/library/target/tool dependencies; PHP configure args; build hooks; package metadata; or related tests and docs. --- # StaticPHP Package Maintenance ## Overview Use this skill to make focused package changes without re-reading the entire repository. StaticPHP v3 separates declarative package/artifact YAML from package-specific PHP build logic; prefer config-only edits unless current patterns require a class. ## Quick Workflow 1. Identify the package kind and exact name. - Extension: `config/pkg/ext/ext-name.yml`, class `src/Package/Extension/name.php`. - Library: `config/pkg/lib/name.yml`, class `src/Package/Library/name.php`. - Target or virtual target: `config/pkg/target/name.yml`, class `src/Package/Target/name.php`. - Tool: `config/pkg/tool/name.yml`, class `src/Package/Tool/name.php`. - Shared/custom artifact: `config/artifact/name.yml`, class `src/Package/Artifact/name.php`. 2. Search for the closest existing package before designing anything new. - Similar build system: `rg "#\\[BuildFor|UnixCMakeExecutor|UnixAutoconfExecutor|WindowsCMakeExecutor" src/Package`. - Similar config fields: `rg "static-libs|pkg-configs|arg-type|depends@" config/pkg`. - Similar download type: `rg "type: ghrel|type: pecl|type: pie|type: git|binary: hosted" config`. 3. Read `references/package-reference.md` when changing YAML fields, artifact definitions, package naming, dependencies, platform suffixes, or validation expectations. 4. Read `references/build-class-patterns.md` when PHP build logic, attributes, lifecycle hooks, custom configure args, source patching, or executor usage is needed. 5. Validate narrowly, then broadly if risk warrants it. - Config lint: `php bin/spc dev:lint-config` - Focused tests: `vendor/bin/phpunit tests/StaticPHP/Config tests/StaticPHP/Registry tests/StaticPHP/Util/DependencyResolverTest.php --no-coverage` - Full project checks: `composer test`, `composer analyse` ## Editing Rules - Treat `config/pkg/*` and `config/artifact/*` as the source of package truth; package classes augment behavior. - Use platform suffix fields for declarative OS differences: `@unix`, `@linux`, `@macos`, `@windows`. - Add a PHP class only for custom build stages, validation, hook behavior, patches, or custom configure arguments. - Keep extension dependencies prefixed with `ext-`; libraries, tools, and targets use their package names. - Prefer existing helpers such as `UnixAutoconfExecutor`, `UnixCMakeExecutor`, `WindowsCMakeExecutor`, `shell()`, `cmd()`, and `FileSystem`. - Do not modify build outputs (`buildroot/`, `source/`, `downloads/`, `pkgroot/`) to fix package definitions. - If upstream metadata changes, update license metadata and smoke-test/display names when relevant. ## Common Task Paths - Add a new PECL extension: define `config/pkg/ext/ext-name.yml` with `type: php-extension`, `artifact.source.type: pecl`, dependencies, and `php-extension.arg-type`; add a class only if configure args, patches, or hooks are non-standard. - Add a library: define `config/pkg/lib/name.yml` with artifact, dependencies, and install verification fields (`headers`, `static-libs`, `pkg-configs`, `static-bins`); add build class methods by OS. - Fix an existing package build: start from the failing package config/class, then inspect dependencies and hooks targeting that package before changing shared core code. - Update a version source: prefer artifact fields that support update checking (`ghrel`, `ghtar`, `ghtagtar`, `git` with regex, `filelist`, `pecl`, `pie`) over hard-coded URLs when upstream supports it. ## Resources - `references/package-reference.md`: YAML package/artifact model, naming, fields, validation, and commands. - `references/build-class-patterns.md`: PHP package attributes, stages, hooks, executors, and class patterns.