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Package agentstate defines the publication and configuration guards used by process-local external runtimes. Native conversation files belong to the Agent.
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var ( // ErrRuntimeConfigStale means the runtime process was created from an older // bot configuration generation. Retrying the write from that process would // let stale credentials or configuration replace the current generation. ErrRuntimeConfigStale = errors.New("runtime configuration generation is stale") // ErrRuntimeConfigResetInProgress is transient: a bot-scoped reset owns the // workspace configuration publication lock. Session-scoped history resets // deliberately do not block bot-global configuration synchronization. ErrRuntimeConfigResetInProgress = errors.New("bot runtime reset is in progress") )
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type RuntimeConfigEpoch ¶
RuntimeConfigEpoch is the durable generation of process-affecting bot and session configuration. It is deliberately independent of publication head: credentials and workspace config may change while canonical chat history does not.
type RuntimeStateStore ¶ added in v0.21.0
type RuntimeStateStore interface {
RuntimeConfigEpoch(ctx context.Context, botID, sessionID string) (RuntimeConfigEpoch, error)
GuardRuntimeSync(ctx context.Context, botID string, expectedBotEpoch int64, fn func(context.Context) error) error
Head(ctx context.Context, botID, sessionID string) (SessionPublicationHead, bool, error)
}
RuntimeStateStore fences warm processes against committed rounds and configuration changes. It does not store or restore native conversation files.
type SessionPublicationHead ¶
type SessionPublicationHead struct {
RunID string
}
SessionPublicationHead identifies the last committed round observed by a warm runtime. An absent head is represented separately by Head's bool result.
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