New Stacks (Kotlin Example)

If your stack is not natively mapped yet, use Devflow with stack = ["custom"].

This keeps canonical Devflow commands while delegating implementation details to your existing build tool.

Step 1: Initialize with Kotlin Template¶

dwf init kotlin

This generates a custom stack config and starter CI workflow.

Step 2: Provide Targets in justfile or Makefile¶

Example Makefile:

fmt-check:
	./gradlew ktlintCheck

lint-static:
	./gradlew detekt

build-debug:
	./gradlew build -x test

test-unit:
	./gradlew test

test-integration:
	./gradlew integrationTest

Step 3: Run Canonical Commands¶

dwf check:pr
dwf ci:generate
dwf ci:check

Roadblock Avoidance Checklist¶

• keep target names aligned with canonical selectors (: -> -)

• ensure your local runner (just or make) is installed in both local and CI images

• start with fmt:check, lint:static, build:debug, test:unit; add more selectors incrementally

• use dwf --stdout ci:generate to inspect workflow output before overwriting files