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Overview ¶
Package reconcile reports what should be present, where it should have come from, and what's missing or different. Phase-8 step 47 named this command `writ status` because "reconcile" promised a mutation it did not perform; #762 returned the name once repair was chartered, and #774 landed it.
Reconcile produces a report: today it mutates nothing, and each finding names the lifecycle command that repairs it (missing → `writ deploy`; stale → `writ upgrade`; modified → `writ upgrade --force`; orphan → `writ decommission`). The report has four sections: the registered layer tree (the "where from"), the deployed inventory per scope (the fold, classified against the live filesystem), the package operations writ's runs performed (fact-of-record), and store health (the run index's missing-piece detection). A missing run index is a hard error per the settled design — reconcile refuses to report from silence. Drift attribution (stale vs. modified) reads the run's recorded as-deployed content identity (step 48); runs traced before the capture report differing targets as modified-or-stale (indeterminate). Document-signature verification is `writ verify` (step 46).
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type Config ¶
type Config struct {
// Projects filters the inventory section; empty reports every project.
Projects []string
// Verbose narrates store detail via the shared console narrator.
Verbose bool
// Segments are the platform/custom segments for the freshness comparison.
Segments segment.Segments
// Vars are the user-configured template variables for the freshness comparison.
Vars map[string]any
}
Config carries the resolved settings for one reconcile report.
type Entry ¶
type Entry struct {
// Target is the absolute deployed path.
Target string `json:"target"`
// Source is the absolute source path the target was deployed from.
Source string `json:"source"`
// Project is the owning project.
Project string `json:"project"`
// Layer is the contributing layer, or "" in single-source mode.
Layer string `json:"layer,omitempty"`
// Scope is the target scope ("system" / "home", or "" for unscoped runs).
Scope string `json:"scope,omitempty"`
// Action is the target-producing action name.
Action string `json:"action"`
// State is the classification against the live filesystem.
State State `json:"state"`
// Repair names the lifecycle command that repairs the finding, or "" when none applies.
Repair string `json:"repair,omitempty"`
// Message elaborates the classification for human readers.
Message string `json:"message,omitempty"`
}
Entry is one classified inventory row.
type Health ¶
type Health struct {
// Runs is the number of traces folded into the inventory.
Runs int `json:"runs"`
// Findings are the missing-piece detections (index entries whose documents are gone, documents the index
// never recorded).
Findings []string `json:"findings,omitempty"`
}
Health is the store's self-report.
type Layer ¶
type Layer struct {
// Name is the layer name: "base", "team", or "personal".
Name string `json:"name"`
// Path is the layer's location under the writ layers directory.
Path string `json:"path"`
// State is "absent", "directory", "link", or "broken-link".
State string `json:"state"`
// Target is the resolved link target when State is "link".
Target string `json:"target,omitempty"`
}
Layer is one conventional layer's registration status.
type Report ¶
type Report struct {
// Layers is the registered layer tree — the "where from".
Layers []Layer `json:"layers"`
// Entries is the classified deployed inventory, sorted by target.
Entries []Entry `json:"entries"`
// Packages records the package operations writ's runs performed, fact-of-record.
Packages []readback.PackageRecord `json:"packages,omitempty"`
// Health is the store's self-report: folded runs and missing-piece findings.
Health Health `json:"health"`
}
Report is the four-section reconcile report.
func BuildReport ¶
BuildReport derives the four-section reconcile report from the store and the live filesystem.
The report is the command's result and is rendered by the shared pipeline: every presentation is a presentation of its JSON, so there is no text renderer here and no format decision.
Parameters:
- `ctx`: the context for the store fold.
- `cfg`: the resolved reconcile configuration.
Returns:
- `*Report`: the assembled report.
- `error`: non-nil when the store has no current deployment (not-found) or the fold fails.
type State ¶
type State int
State classifies one record entry against the system. The record is the desired state (#923, ruled 2026-09-23): every word names how the system, or the record's reference to its source, stands against it.
const ( // StateLinked means the symlink is as recorded and its referent's content is as recorded. StateLinked State = 0 // StateCopied means the copied file is as recorded and its source's content is as recorded. StateCopied State = 1 // StateAbsent means the record says a target is there and it is not. Repair: deploy. StateAbsent State = 2 // StateChanged means the target is there but is not what the record says: not the recorded symlink, or a // copy whose content digest moved. Repair: deploy for a link, `upgrade --force` for a copy. StateChanged State = 3 // StateDangling means the source the record names does not resolve -- a link whose referent is gone, or a // copy whose source is gone: a reference that outlives its referent. Reconcile reports it and leaves it; the // repair is a new record, which only deploy makes. StateDangling State = 4 // StateStale means the deployed thing is as recorded, its source resolves, and the source's content no // longer matches the recorded source digest: a derivative behind an origin that still exists. Repair: upgrade. StateStale State = 5 )
func (State) Label ¶
Label returns the machine-readable classification name.
Returns:
- `string`: the lowercase label.
func (State) MarshalJSON ¶
MarshalJSON encodes the state as its label.
Returns:
- `[]byte`: the JSON-encoded label.
- `error`: any error from json.Marshal.
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