package mondoo.resources

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Used in: ResourceInfo

• string name = 1

• string type = 2

• bool is_mandatory = 3

• repeated string refs = 4

• string title = 20

• string desc = 21

• bool is_private = 22

• string min_provider_version = 30

• string provider = 27

• bool is_implicit_resource = 24

• bool is_embedded = 25

• string maturity = 26

• repeated Field others = 29

  This field contains references to other providers with the same resource/field. Note: Please do not use this field, it is only temporary and will be removed in the future once binding resources are mandatory for all executions.

• string replaced_by = 31

  Where this field moved to, when it is deprecated in favor of another one (ADR 040). Holds the full schema path of the replacement, e.g. `os.base.hostname`. See ResourceInfo.replaced_by.

Used in: ResourceInfo

• repeated TypedArg args = 1

Used in: Schema

• string id = 1

• string name = 2

• string id = 1

• string name = 2

Used in: Schema

• string id = 1

  Canonical resource id. When a ResourceInfo is reached via an alias entry in Schema.resources, `id` is the original (aliased-to) resource name, not the alias key. Consumers that need the lookup key should use the map key from Schema.resources, not this field.

• string name = 2

• map<string, Field> fields = 3

• optional Init init = 20

• string list_type = 21

• string title = 22

• string desc = 23

• bool private = 24

• bool is_extension = 28

• string min_provider_version = 31

• string defaults = 26

• string context = 30

• string provider = 27

• repeated ResourceInfo others = 29

  This field contains references to other providers with the same resource/field. Note: Please do not use this field, it is only temporary and will be removed in the future once binding resources are mandatory for all executions.

• string maturity = 32

• bool global = 33

  Whether this resource is reachable without an asset root (ADR 031). Everything else is expected to hang off the root of the asset it describes; a handful of resources genuinely do not - `time`, `regex`, `asset` - and say so with `@global` in their schema. Unmarked and non-rooted is what the compiler notes on a bundle as reaching outside the asset's tree.

• bool root = 34

  Whether this resource is an asset root (ADR 031): a type a connection can expose as the thing a query is bounded by. Roots form a family - a universal base, the platform variants that embed it, and the union a disconnected compile targets - and knowing which resources are roots is what lets the compiler narrow a query to the ones that can run it.

• string replaced_by = 35

  Where this resource moved to, when it is deprecated in favor of another one (ADR 040). Holds the full schema path of the replacement, e.g. `os.base`; what a user is shown is rendered from that against the root their query is compiled with. A pointer only: it changes nothing about how this resource resolves, and every migration that has to transform rather than redirect is a lens in Go, not this field.

• map<string, ResourceInfo> resources = 3

  Map of resource name -> resource info. Invariant: when the map key differs from the value's `id` field, the entry is an alias from the key to the resource identified by `id`. The same ResourceInfo may be referenced under multiple keys (one canonical, plus one per alias) and consumers must not assume key == value.id. The canonical name is always `value.id`. Example: `alias os.unix.sshd = sshd` produces two entries that point at the same ResourceInfo, one under "sshd" and one under "os.unix.sshd", both with `id = "sshd"`.

• map<string, ProviderInfo> dependencies = 4

  Resources can depend on resources from another provider, this is the list of of providers the schema depends on.

• map<string, string> provider_versions = 5

  Version of each provider that contributed to this schema, keyed by provider id (the same string `ResourceInfo.provider` carries) and valued with that provider's semver. Read it through Schema.ProviderVersion, which also matches a legacy id against a current one. For a schema loaded from a single provider this holds one entry; the aggregate schema accumulates one entry per loaded provider. It is the *writer schema identity* of ADR 040: `min_provider_version` on a resource or field says which release introduced it, and this says which release the reader actually has, so the two together decide whether a name that failed to resolve is a typo or a version gap.

• map<string, string> provider_roots = 6

  The root resource each provider declares for the assets it connects (ADR 031), keyed the same way provider_versions is. A compile with a live connection learns the *concrete* root from the connection; this is what a compile with no connection has - a policy bundle, a lint, an editor - and it is what tells such a compile whether a name is reachable from the asset's tree at all.

Used in: Init

• string name = 1

• string type = 2

• bool optional = 3