@deepdockai/cli 1.0.14 → 1.0.15
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# Changelog
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## 1.0.15
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- `device_offline` also covers a call cut off by a Deepdock restart or deploy (retry a write with the same key). `temporarily_unavailable` is also sent, with `Retry-After: 5`, when Deepdock cannot reach its database. The skill's error reference, idempotency and concepts pages say so.
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## 1.0.14
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- A system's `access` can be `password_missing`: the database account exists, but its stored password is not on the PC. Like `missing`, every action of the system is refused with `access_missing` (its message names the password) and the customer repeats "Erneut einrichten" in the Deepdock client. The agent skill's TypeScript client types it, and its concepts reference explains it.
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package/dist/deepdock.js
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// src/version.ts
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var VERSION = "1.0.15";
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// src/runtime.ts
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var DEFAULT_BASE_URL = "https://api.deepdock.ai";
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| device `status` | `connected` | the device is online and can run actions | normal |
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| device `status` | `offline` | the device is not connected right now (PC off, no network) | calls answer `device_offline
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| device `status` | `offline` | the device is not connected right now (PC off, no network) | calls answer `device_offline` (also while `connected`, if a Deepdock restart cuts a call off); retry later, show "offline" |
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| device `status` | `inactive` | not connected for 7 days; still paired | as offline; check with the site whether the PC still exists |
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| device `lastKnownAt` | ISO time or `null` | the time of the device's last report while it is not connected. `null` while it is connected | show the last known state with this time; it may be out of date |
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| system `status` | `running` | the customer's program is running on the device | normal |
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| `device_offline` | 503 | the device is not connected, is shutting down,
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| `device_offline` | 503 | the device is not connected, is shutting down, did not answer within 20 s, or the call was cut off inside Deepdock by a restart or deploy. **A write may still have landed** | yes, with backoff (seconds to minutes); a write only with the same key | "the customer PC is offline; we will retry" |
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| `device_syncing` | 503 | the device has not reported its Deepdock client yet (just paired, or its report did not come through); Deepdock asks it again. Nothing was written | yes, after `Retry-After` (5 s); a write with the same key | "the customer PC is connecting; retrying" |
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| `device_outdated` | 409 | the device's Deepdock client is too old for this call. It updates itself when a newer version is released for your organisation, once nobody is signed in on the PC. Nothing was written | after the update (`outdated` on `GET /v1/devices/{deviceId}` turns `false`); retrying before it gets the same answer. A write keeps its key | "the Deepdock client on the customer PC needs an update" |
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| `system_version_unverified` | 409 | a write on a system whose vendor version Deepdock has not verified yet. Nothing was sent to the device; reads still work. `error.version` is the version the system last reported and `error.reason` is `unverified_version`, or `unparseable` when that version is not dotted digits | `unverified_version`: after Deepdock has verified that version (`writes` on the system in `GET /v1/devices/{deviceId}` turns `verified`); retrying before it gets the same answer. `unparseable`: retrying does not help, contact Deepdock; only a different reported version changes it. A write keeps its key | "the customer's system was updated to a version Deepdock has not yet verified; changes will work once it has" |
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| `action_paused` | 503 | the action is paused on the device (`GET .../systems` shows `reason`); only Deepdock resumes it | later, when `GET .../systems` shows it active; do not loop | "this feature is paused while Deepdock checks the customer system" |
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| `system_unavailable` | 503 | the customer's program is stopped or missing on the device | later; often resolves when the customer restarts the program | "the customer's software is not running" |
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| `target_busy` | 503 | the customer's system is busy or unreachable | yes, with backoff | "the customer's system is busy; retrying" |
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| `temporarily_unavailable` | 503 | Deepdock could not check the key or reach its own database (sent with `Retry-After: 5`) | yes, with backoff | "temporary problem; retrying" |
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## Write outcomes
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### `503 device_offline` on a write
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The device did not answer within 20 seconds, was not connected, or the call was cut off inside Deepdock by a restart or deploy. **The write may still have
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landed.** Retry with the **same key**: you get either the stored result (replayed) or a fresh run,
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never two writes. Back off between retries (seconds, then minutes); a device can be off for hours,
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