The runner follows the registrations (a first view, then registration-changed) and, for each watched branch
they name, that branch's catalog half (a first view, then catalog-revision of that branch), each in its state
first-views, read by pipeline_first_views and asked again by hand with pipeline_first_view_again; past five
minutes without a view it writes view-waits. A step's status is read per module and artifact from the
registration, and the build seat of an artifact from the acting rule build naming its language.
Builds: design 47 G §21, §23, §323, §77, §195, §200
Open: design questions Q-RN7 (where a build seat's holder is read, §323) and Q-RN8 (a status left empty, §23).
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The view's process follows the trunk's catalog half (first view of the seat mesh-catalog's verb revision, then each
catalog-revision of branch main) and hands each changed entry to its model in the form of the value it always kept; its tools
read the newest trunk revision through the verb. The manifest invokes seat:mesh-catalog.revision and consumes
mesh-catalog.catalog-revision instead of the indexer's modules read tool and views family.
Builds: design 47 G §196, test 61
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Its hand-wired seatGate goes; the reader, its tools assigner_seat_list and assigner_seat_list_again and the
re-read when the events are live are the SDK's Part. A test searches the code for a wiring of its own.
Left of AS19: the indexer's views and the gate's reads, which wait for AS4's catalog half.
Builds: design 47 G §204
Test: TestTheSeatListIsWiredByTheSDKAlone
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The assigner hears running.<node>.<module> through its durable consumer on the seat's stream (last message per
subject), counts a provider healthy while its running build is not stopped whatever a newer want of it waits for,
and ends a put when running names the put's fingerprint (a running without one, or stopped, ends none); the have
no longer ends a put. With the stream not heard, rule 5 reads the have as before.
Builds: design 47 G §199, §309; main file "A provider before its consumers" and "Until milestone G, from the have; from G, from running"
Tests: TestAProviderRunsHealthyByItsRunning, the put rows of TestTheBusMovesByTheRulesAndItsUserListRevisionIsWrittenAtOnce, TestAnAnswerCountsOnlyForTheAskingItAnswered (running ends the put)
Manifest: consumes node-engine.running; validator: no finding new against trunk.
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A proposal sets a module's watched branch and build (a re-place keeps them), the changes digest an ask binds to
carries both, and a placement's build is a held put of that build, released when the placement drops it while a
person's put stays. Taken over from 6bc6fe53 and b8e50fff.
Builds: design 47 G §14, §78, §114, §360, §361
Tests: TestAssignments (place change branch, build, digest rows), aPlacementsBuildIsPut. Test 77 (§79) covered by the put row.
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Taken over from the join (6ada2089, f1417ab0, 6e162a60, 3a4e62b0, 73fb42d7, ee15a280, a5476f62, 94a4e62a, 33907a81, e519cc87, e8f268c1) and fitted to the final
contracts: the seat's events are pull-updated, pull-merged, pull-closed, forge-delete; OwedEnded keeps only the fields §164 names; merge-pull
takes no ask. A merge act is performed only as a switched act (§169); from G the gate owes none (§167).
Builds: design 47 G §43, §45, §157, §161, §162, §163, §164, §167, §168, §169, §171, §250
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The assigner hears pipeline-ended and group-ended, keeps the newest end per module and branch in the state written (tool assigner_written), and writes a want only from an end whose required steps passed.
Builds: design 47 G §29, §35, §102, §120, §291, §325, §352, §85
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Taken over from the join's 473f9323, 5f40d230, 159a679b; the events are the seat's pull-updated, pull-merged, pull-closed and forge-delete.
Builds: design 47 G §252, §310, §312, §317
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Design 47, Two graphs: a keep that would pass the store's cap refuses
the next revision and says full, naming the source revision held pending
with the reason objects full (Pending.Held, which indexer_pending shows);
a keep crossing 80 % says filling; once something removes revisions,
RoomAgain says room below the filling mark and evaluates pending again
(no timer). Each event is said once by its duplicate id.
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ADR 0663: the catalog half is read through revision, answered by the
tools bundle from the catalog graph revisions before it asks anything,
to the parts whose entry in the newest trunk revision declares
seat:mesh-catalog.revision in invokes, the holder refused too; none kept,
every reader waits. The first view modules, its callers list and its
tool leave the manifest; the assigner declares revision instead (its
code moves in W5.10); the grants part keeps its read of modules until W8.
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The node agent calls a restored part's catch-up tool with no arguments, so
indexer_take_in with neither module nor repository takes in the head the
gate's source names for every repository, as the first start's catch-up
does, and keeps the view as the next revision when an entry moved. The
manifest names it beside the catalog graph revisions, form 1 (design 47,
Reverted).
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The states modules and graph leave the manifest and the names the indexer keeps; their first views and read tools are
answered from the newest revision, whose changes catalog-revision says. The contract keeps the modules type until its
readers moved (the lead's ruling). The manifest validator, built at mesh-delivery's trunk, accepts the indexer in both
cases, change and trunk, and no verdict differs.
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The tools bundle reads the objects catalog-revisions through its runtime (index.TrunkStates over busstate): the first
views, read tools and seat verbs of modules and graph, indexer_config_readers, indexer_bus_state and
indexer_package_users; the marks of modules and graph are the revision's number, and a view asked before the first
revision says view-waits, never an empty catalog.
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main.go reads the view and the module graph's nodes (NodeOf) from the newest trunk revision instead of the modules and
graph states; every write outside a recompute (the judge pass's verdicts, a build's imports, the source stamp, the
modules the trunk dropped, the indexer's own entry a held revision writes) ends in KeepView, so a restart loses nothing;
a revision lists every module the view holds, one whose manifest cannot be read too. At a first start whose objects keep
no trunk revision the indexer takes in the head the gate's source names for every repository by the forge bridge's
merged message and keeps revision 1 (the lead's ruling A). The whole-module tests read the view from the revisions.
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The lead's ruling on finding 1: modules becomes an in-memory view of the newest
trunk revision read from catalog-revisions at start, one form of the fact
(ADR 0656 §6). TrunkView gives that view as a store in memory and the revision
it was read at; an empty bucket is an empty view. Not yet wired in main.
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The lead's ruling on finding 1: an entry gains inputs (what its fingerprint is
computed from, the toolchains used, problems, warnings, named paths, the source
revisions it was taken in and its fingerprint moved at) and packages becomes
name to version, so the indexer's view of the trunk can be read back from the
newest trunk revision alone (ModuleValueOf). A revision's entries are the values
the recompute wrote, not the values it started from.
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The gate's developer needs OwedEnded and its outcomes; fields are the ones §164 and §168 name (id, outcome, words, the seat that said the act, time).
Builds: design 47 G §164, §168
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Design 47 (Two graphs) keeps a catalog graph revision for each source revision taken in and for a fingerprint moved
with no merge. The recompute that writes the module graph now keeps the revision it makes, numbered after the newest
kept trunk revision, and says the seat mesh-catalog's event catalog-revision naming the changed modules; a recompute
that moves no entry keeps none, and objects not yet on the bus keep none, said in the log.
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Design 47 (Two graphs) keeps each revision as the list of its entries' digests and each entry as one object, so an
unchanged entry is stored once. The bucket is declared in the old objects section with a 512 MiB cap (ADR 0619 §2:
the indexer is the foundation), opened at its first use; a revision's list is written only after its entries, and a
revision read back with an entry lost is an error naming the module.
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The entry is the seat mesh-catalog's CatalogEntry filled from the module graph's
node a recompute computes (build edges, provisions, verbs, the edges left out on a
cycle) with where the trunk holds the module and its manifest's digest; a revision
lists one entry per module by the sha256 of its bytes, so an entry two revisions
share is one object (design 47, an unchanged entry is stored once). Rows in the
graph test: one entry per module, and only a moved entry's digest changes. Kept
as objects, numbered and said with W4.2's store and W4.3.
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