addResourcePack() — Application Service

Builds a new immutable pack from a GsbResourcePackTmpl. The verified tenant action calls POST /api/app/addResourcePack after explicit confirmation.

Request

{
  "note": "ERP source release",
  "version": "1.0.0",
  "templateId": "resource-pack-template-id",
  "moduleFields": ["entityDefs", "workflows", "functions"]
}

Field	Type	Description
note	string	Operator-authored release note stored with the built pack.
version	string	Version assembled by the action from its major, minor, and build controls.
templateId	string	Id of the authoritative GsbResourcePackTmpl being built.
moduleFields	string[]	Optional explicit asset-family allowlist. Omission includes every supported family; an empty array includes none.

Verified action source

The live GsbResourcePackTmpl.actionsStr decodes to Start New Pack, which opens widget 7d32171c-fec4-4f75-8756-98c47c1553a4. Its nested Start Packing action defines apiEndPoint: "/app/addResourcePack" and transposes the current template into the request above. Direct HTTP callers use the platform's /api prefix.

This is an operator packaging mutation. The server must authorize the template and tenant; templateId is selection input, not authority. Canonical release builders send an explicit moduleFields allowlist so a backend default change cannot alter the artifact. Supported values are uiResources, permissions, workflows, entityDefs, enums, widgets, propertyDefs, pages, widgetTemplates, roles, positions, groups, departments, codeGenerators, codeLibraries, docTemplates, layouts, importTemplates, plugins, userQueries, actions, themes, functions, mlDictionary, uiServices, and recurringJobs.

When entityDefs is included and widgets is omitted, canonical release validation checks defaultCreateForm_id, defaultViewForm_id, and defaultUpdateForm_id. Mutable references to excluded widgets must be cleared before the build. Immutable system references remain inventoried as deferred evidence while launch editions ship no low-code forms. A reference that resolves to neither an included nor an excluded widget fails the build; it must not emit an unknown reference.