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What .vstack/templates is for

This page explains the role of .vstack/templates/ in a repository installation.

What it is

When you run vstack install in a repository, vstack can seed starter files under .vstack/templates/.

These files are project-owned guidance stubs. They help teams document local role workflows and artifact patterns.

Ownership and update model

  • Existing files in .vstack/templates/ are not overwritten by later vstack init runs.
  • New files may be added by newer vstack versions.
  • Files in this directory are outside manifest-managed .github/ artifact checks.

What to do with these stubs

  • Keep useful stubs and adapt them to your team conventions.
  • Commit your local edits if they are part of your repository workflow.
  • Use them as project-local guidance, not as generated output.

What not to expect

Editing .vstack/templates/ does not regenerate .github/ artifacts.

Use vstack init to regenerate managed artifacts under .github/ from installed vstack templates and your .vstack/config.yaml settings.

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