builtinPasses

const builtinPasses: Pass[];

Defined in: packages/core/src/passes/index.ts:61

The transforms Actio ships with. Order is derived from each pass's runsAfter (see registry.ts), not this array, so the effective pipeline is: import → params → call-templates → job-defaults → for-each → when-compile → fragments → artifacts → share → reference-lower → retry → fallback → soft-fail → dynamic-matrix → expand-matrix → lifecycle → if-changed → injection-hoist → share-matrix-check → reference-wire

import runs FIRST (no runsAfter, first in this array) so cross-file inject: ./lib#name steps/jobs are spliced into the tree before every other macro expands and before the terminal pin walks the assembled output (#161).

reusable runs right after params so its input-reference normalization sees fully resolved compile-time text before the call/normal job partition.

call-templates slots in immediately after params (and before job-defaults) so extends: materializes uses before the call/normal job partition.

artifacts runs after fragments (so fragment/injected steps carrying artifacts: also expand) and before retry (so a retried step fans out only its run, not a duplicate uploader per attempt).

share-matrix-check runs after both matrix passes so the matrix-output clobber guard sees the final matrix shape, including matrices injected by dynamic-matrix after share already wired the outputs (#158).

reference-lower runs after share (it reuses share's wire engine and the fragments slot) and rewrites every ${{ ref.* }} consumer; reference-wire runs last, after every matrix/lifecycle pass, so its cross-job job.outputs synthesis and matrix-clobber guard see the settled matrix shape (#160).