The SDK now reads a module's `reads` through the runtime, so busread.go's own copy goes, and the manifest is held to frombus.StatesReads (issue 1954).
mesh-hand-acts
Holds the seat mesh-hand-acts (novox/hq ADR 0565 §10, §11): the hand-act log, moved out of the controller. Go, one
binary (cmd/mesh-hand-acts), served by a runtime of its own on its own bus account (runs-as), so that its account
alone writes the log.
What it keeps
- the log
acts(the streamLOG_mesh-hand-acts_acts, a module log of ADR 0297, as ADR 0565 §10 has it a stream): every act appended in its order under its keyact-<ns>-<n>(warrant-<asker>-<ask>for a warrant), in the layout of the controller's log. The log keeps each act 400 days (max-age-days) and refuses a new act when full rather than drop one;hand-actssays how full it is against its cap. Each act is said asact-recorded. mesh-hand-acts_warrants: one key<asker>.<ask>per warrant, made once by create before its act is appended, so of several instances one records it; a warrant whose act was lost is written again from the router's record.
Its verbs
mesh-hand-acts.hand-act: what, why, cause, the condition addressed, and the act's verb (a repair when not given;hand-act drillfor a drill, whose cause is alwaysdrill). Who did it is the caller the runtime proves.mesh-hand-acts.warranted: asker and ask. Read from the router's own record of that ask (messenger.asks), never from the caller, and recorded once per ask; an ask still open, ended without a choice or another asker's is refused.mesh-hand-acts.hand-acts: both logs, this one and the controller'smesh-controller_hand-actsuntil its lease ends, newest first, with the causes repaired by hand twice within a fortnight;warrants=truelists the warrants.
No act is written to both logs: every recorder calls this seat from its delivery, and the controller keeps its own acts in its own bucket until it loses its lease.