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Generate the Compose design-token adapter from @putdotio/design with a drift gate #20
Description
Part of #14 (W1 — design system adapter).
Note
Reconciled 2026-08-29: the program settled on a dark-only Android tier-2 binding rather than generating every upstream token family speculatively. PR #56 delivered this accepted scope. Add broader light/spacing/radius/z-order generation under #52 only when a concrete Android surface needs it.
Outcome
The mobile and TV Compose themes are generated from the vendored @putdotio/design DTCG graph. Theme colors are not hand-ported.
Delivered
- Vendor
@putdotio/design3.0.0dist/tokens.dtcg.jsonverbatim - Generate the 11 Android role bindings and Compose mobile/TV color schemes through
buildSrc - Apply the generated dark theme to both flavor shells
- Cover the generator with
:buildSrc:testand run it with the repository verification gate - Document the token refresh workflow and Android/design discrepancies
- Capture phone and TV proof in PR Bind putio-design 3.0.0: generated color scheme, Phosphor icons, TV shell, nightly flavor #56
Acceptance criteria
- No hand-written theme hex values
- A token-source change flows through generated Kotlin to both flavors
-
./gradlew verify :buildSrc:testand both flavor proofs passed in PR Bind putio-design 3.0.0: generated color scheme, Phosphor icons, TV shell, nightly flavor #56
Delivered by #56.
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altaywtf commentedon Aug 29, 2026
I reconciled the original full-token draft to the accepted dark-only tier-2 Android binding. PR #56 delivered and proved that scope. Broader token-family generation stays out until a concrete Android surface needs it.
altaywtf commentedon Aug 29, 2026
Reconciliation checkpoint (2026-08-29):
PR #59 proposes expanded generated phone/TV role projections and an updated discrepancy ledger. The published
v3.0.0andv3.1.0DTCG files are byte-identical, so this already-delivered issue stays closed; there is no new tagged token graph to adopt here.#64 owns adoption of the first later tagged release containing the rulings from putio-design#43. An open design PR is not an adopted release.