Struct InstallerCases 

pub struct InstallerCases {
    pub asset_cases: String,
    pub detect_os_cases: String,
    pub detect_arch_cases: String,
    pub supported_platforms: String,
}

The engine-generated case arm snippets a curl | sh installer template consumes — asset names AND the uname→token detection vocabulary, all derived from the release’s own targets so neither half can drift from the other.

Fields

asset_cases: String

case "${OS}-${ARCH}" arms mapping each released pair to its exact asset filename (bind to InstallerAssetCases).

detect_os_cases: String

case "$(uname -s)" arms mapping host kernel names to the OS tokens the asset arms are keyed by (bind to InstallerDetectOsCases).

detect_arch_cases: String

case "$(uname -m)" arms mapping machine names to the arch tokens the asset arms are keyed by (bind to InstallerDetectArchCases).

supported_platforms: String

The reachable asset-arm keys — the os-arch pairs the detect arms can actually emit — space-joined in arm order (bind to InstallerSupportedPlatforms). Lets the script’s error paths list the prebuilt binaries that DO exist instead of a bare “unsupported platform”.

Implementations

impl InstallerCases

pub fn bind(&self, vars: &mut TemplateVars)

Bind the four case tables to their template vars — the keys listed in INSTALLER_TEMPLATE_VARS — so the templatefiles stage and any consumption probe share one binding surface.