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A Gradle settings script — the file that actually defines a multi-project build — with pluginManagement, a repositories mode, a version catalog declaring libraries, a bundle and a plugin, and one project remapped to a custom directory.
A gradle.properties exercising the .properties grammar rather than Gradle: a \uXXXX escape, a backslash line continuation, all three key/value separator forms, and a key containing escaped separator characters.
The shared six-task ETL topology as a Graphviz digraph, with node and edge defaults, per-node attribute overrides, a same-rank constraint and C-style comments. Carries the identical graph to the Airflow, Argo, CWL and Mermaid fixtures.
The same topology plus one back edge, so the graph is deliberately not a DAG. A renderer must still draw it and a scheduler must reject it, which is why this is a reference fixture rather than a corrupt file.
An intentionally invalid HCL2 document: an unclosed block, a colon assignment, a half-quoted block label, and a heredoc whose terminator is misspelled so it swallows the remainder of the file. Four documented faults, each a distinct recovery test.
A generic HCL2 image-build definition exercising the grammar rather than any vendor schema: labelled blocks, a list variable, locals, an indent-stripping heredoc with an interpolation inside it, and a for expression producing a list.
A deeply nested HCL2 job definition — job, group, task, service, check — with duration strings, a port mapping, and restart and update policies. Four levels of block nesting, which is where hand-rolled HCL readers usually break.
A generic HCL2 policy document with three severity-graded rules, condition blocks using all_of / none_of / one_of, and a dated exemption. Grants nothing to anything; it exists so policy tooling has a realistic document to read.
A Helm v2 Chart.yaml with two conditional subchart dependencies, semver range constraints, a kubeVersion constraint, maintainers and annotations. Every repository and URL is example.invalid, so nothing resolves anywhere real.
The defaults half of a Helm values pair: nested maps, an empty map and an empty list, a list of env entries, and quoted booleans that must survive as strings. Pairs with the production overrides fixture for deep-merge testing.
The overrides half of a Helm values pair, built to exercise all three merge behaviours at once: maps merge key by key, the env list replaces the defaults wholesale, and an explicit null deletes the inherited podAnnotations map.
The values.schema.json that validates the paired Helm values files: a 2020-12 JSON Schema with $defs, $ref, enums, quantity patterns, and additionalProperties: false on nested objects. Validates the defaults and rejects a values file with an unknown image key.
The .properties edge cases collected in one file: both comment markers, empty values, a value whose trailing spaces are significant, unescaped = and : inside values, a # that is not a comment, escape sequences, an escaped space in a key, and a duplicate key.
A declarative Jenkins matrix over two axes with a nested excludes block: six platform/arch combinations minus the windows arm64 pair leaves five cells, documented in the specs so an expansion can be scored exactly.
A Jenkinsfile importing a pinned shared library and calling three custom steps that no static parser can resolve locally. For testing how tooling reports unknown steps and whether it records the library dependency and its version pin.
A declarative Jenkinsfile with a docker agent, options, environment and parameters blocks, a parallel test stage gated by a when expression, and post conditions. The dialect most Jenkins linters target.
An intentionally invalid Jenkinsfile: an unclosed stage block so braces never balance, a steps block outside any stage, and a bare identifier where the agent directive needs any, none, or a block. For testing parser error recovery and reporting.
The scripted Jenkinsfile dialect: an imperative node block with Groovy variables, a for loop that builds a parallel branch map at runtime, and try/catch error collection. Structurally unlike the declarative form, and a common parser gap.
A CronJob with an explicit timeZone, Forbid concurrency, a starting deadline, and history limits on both success and failure. For testing cron parsing and the scheduling fields policy engines most often check.
A CustomResourceDefinition carrying a deep structural OpenAPI v3 schema with a regex pattern, an enum, a default, and array minItems. Useful both as a CRD fixture and as a nested JSON-Schema-in-YAML validation target.
An autoscaling/v2 HPA with both a Resource and a Pods metric, plus scaleUp and scaleDown behaviour policies. The v2 metric shape differs sharply from v1 and v2beta, which is what makes it a useful conversion fixture.
A Kustomize overlay with a name prefix and suffix, common labels, an image tag override, a configMapGenerator merge, and a JSON-6902 patch embedded as a block scalar — YAML inside YAML, which naive rewriters mangle.
An intentionally invalid Kubernetes manifest: a removed apiVersion, a quoted string where replicas needs an integer, a selector that does not match the pod template, and containers as a mapping instead of a list. Four documented faults for a validator to report.
Three Kubernetes objects in one YAML stream, the shape kubectl apply consumes. A loader that calls the single-document API returns only the first object and silently drops the other two, which is exactly the failure this fixture is for.
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