TARGETS
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  • Introduction
    • Motivation
    • Project Goals
    • What is Targets?
    • Who is Targets for?
    • Common Use Cases
    • What is a "target"?
    • What is a "composition"?
    • What is an "operation"?
    • What is a "spec"?
    • What does a Targets implementation look like?
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    • Config - Part 1
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  1. Introduction

What is a "spec"?

Targets can be written as code, or, for certain types of targets—such as shell commands or HTTP requests—targets can be declared. When declaring a target, we call this a "spec". Targets supports a few useful spec formats out-of-the-box, and supports custom loaders which enable you to implement your own spec interpreters.

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