@salesforce/lds-runtime-aura 1.442.0 → 1.444.0

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+ /**
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+ * Helpers for reaching the Aura framework from the LDS Aura runtime.
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+ *
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+ * `window.$A` is only present when the runtime is hosted inside LEX; in tests
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+ * and non-Aura runtimes it is absent. Centralizing the guarded access keeps the
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+ * `$A` lookup in one place instead of duplicating the `environmentHasAura`
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+ * check across modules.
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+ */
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+ import { dispatchGlobalEvent as auraDispatchGlobalEvent } from 'aura';
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+ /**
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+ * Fires an Aura application-level event (e.g. `aura:invalidSession`). Thin
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+ * pass-through to the `aura` framework module so callers depend on this util
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+ * rather than importing `aura` directly.
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+ */
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+ export declare function dispatchGlobalEvent(...args: Parameters<typeof auraDispatchGlobalEvent>): void;
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+ /**
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+ * The subset of the Aura client service LDS reaches for. Methods are optional
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+ * because availability depends on the host's Aura version and server gates.
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+ */
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+ export interface AuraClientService {
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+ maxAllowedParallelXHRCounts?: () => number;
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+ getConnectCsrfToken?: () => unknown;
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+ }
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+ /**
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+ * Returns `$A.clientService` when running inside an Aura environment, or
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+ * `undefined` otherwise. Defensive: never throws.
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+ */
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+ export declare function getAuraClientService(): AuraClientService | undefined;
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+ import { type JwtResolver } from '@conduit-client/jwt-manager';
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  import { type FetchServiceDescriptor } from '@conduit-client/service-fetch-network/v1';
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+ import { type ExtraInfo } from '../network-sfap';
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  import { type LoggerService } from '@conduit-client/utils';
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+ export declare function buildDispatchingSfapJwtResolver(legacyResolver: JwtResolver<ExtraInfo>, parameterizedResolver: JwtResolver<ExtraInfo>): JwtResolver<ExtraInfo>;
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  export declare function prefetchSfapJwt(): Promise<undefined>;
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  export declare function buildJwtAuthorizedSfapFetchServiceDescriptor(logger: LoggerService): FetchServiceDescriptor;
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  /**
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  import type { JwtResolver } from '@conduit-client/jwt-manager';
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  export declare const SFAPController = "SalesforceApiPlatformController";
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  export declare const SFAPJwtMethod = "getSFAPLightningJwtService";
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+ export declare const SFAPJwtPostMethod = "postSFAPLightningJwtService";
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  export type ExtraInfo = {
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  baseUri: string;
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  };
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+ import type { JwtMintParams, JwtResolver } from '@conduit-client/jwt-manager';
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+ import { type ParameterizedSfapExtraInfo } from './sfap-jwt-mint-params';
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+ /**
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+ * Parameterized SFAP JWT resolver that mints over **Aura transport** instead of a
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+ * direct HTTP `fetch`.
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+ *
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+ * It dispatches the SFAP Lightning JWT Service's parameterized POST via its
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+ * auto-generated Aura controller method
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+ * `SalesforceApiPlatformController.postSFAPLightningJwtService` (generated by
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+ * `@ConnectSignature(..., generateAuraMethod = true)` on the Connect resource).
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+ * The mint inputs ride as the single `requestBody` named param, in the same
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+ * `{ scopes, dynamicParameters: { items } }` shape the HTTP resolver POSTs — built
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+ * by the shared {@link buildRequestBody}, so the two transports stay in lockstep.
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+ *
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+ * Why Aura (not the HTTP resolver): the mint endpoint is a same-origin core
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+ * resource, and routing it over Aura keeps session/CSRF handling inside the Aura
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+ * stack rather than issuing a credentialed cross-cutting `fetch` from the client.
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+ * This mirrors the legacy parameterless `platformSfapJwtResolver` in
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+ * `network-sfap.ts`, which already mints over Aura via the `getSFAPLightningJwtService`
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+ * generated method — this is the parameterized sibling of that call.
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+ *
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+ * A `JwtResolver` is invoked directly by `JwtManager` (not through Luvio's
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+ * `appRouter`/`ResourceRequest` pipeline), so the correct mechanism is a direct
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+ * named-controller `dispatchAuraAction`, not the `auraNetworkAdapter`/connect-route
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+ * table. The SFAP JWT endpoint is not registered as a connect-over-Aura route, and
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+ * a resolver has no `ResourceRequest` for the router to look up.
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+ */
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+ export declare class ParameterizedSfapJwtAuraResolver implements JwtResolver<ParameterizedSfapExtraInfo> {
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+ getJwt(params?: JwtMintParams): Promise<{
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+ jwt: string;
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+ extraInfo: ParameterizedSfapExtraInfo;
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+ }>;
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+ }
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+ export declare function buildParameterizedSfapJwtAuraResolver(): ParameterizedSfapJwtAuraResolver;
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+ import { type RenewableResourceManager } from '@conduit-client/service-renewable-resource-manager/v1';
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  /**
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- * Manages CSRF token fetching and caching for secure requests.
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- * Implements a singleton pattern to ensure consistent token management across the application.
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+ * Builds the CSRF token manager: a {@link BasicRenewableResourceManager} that
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+ * lazily caches the token in durable storage, coalesces concurrent fetches onto
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+ * a single in-flight request, and dedups refresh storms. Registered as a
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+ * provisioner service (`csrfTokenManager`) by `initializeOneStore`.
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  */
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- declare class CsrfTokenManager {
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- private static instance;
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- private tokenPromise;
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- private refreshInFlight;
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- private storage;
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- private constructor();
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- static getInstance(): CsrfTokenManager;
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- /**
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- * Obtain a CSRF token, either from AuraStorage or by fetching a fresh one.
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- *
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- * @private
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- */
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- private loadOrFetchToken;
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- /**
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- * Call API endpoint to acquire a CSRF token and cache it.
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- *
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- * @private
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- */
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- private fetchFreshToken;
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- /**
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- * Returns the current token value as a Promise.
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- * Lazy-loads the token on first call (from cache or by fetching).
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- */
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- getToken(): Promise<string | undefined>;
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- /**
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- * Obtains and returns a new token value as a promise.
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- * This will clear the cached token and fetch a fresh one.
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- *
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- * Concurrent calls coalesce onto a single in-flight refresh — important when
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- * multiple requests fail with INVALID_ACCESS_TOKEN simultaneously and each
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- * retry policy independently calls refreshToken(). Without this, every caller
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- * triggers its own /session/csrf round-trip.
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- */
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- refreshToken(): Promise<string | undefined>;
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- /**
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- * Reset the singleton instance (useful for testing).
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- * @internal
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- */
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- static resetInstance(): void;
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- }
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- export { CsrfTokenManager };
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+ export declare function buildCsrfTokenManager(): RenewableResourceManager<string>;
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+ import type { RenewableResourceManager } from '@conduit-client/service-renewable-resource-manager/v1';
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+ /**
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+ * Service name the CSRF token manager is registered under by
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+ * `initializeOneStore` (see `buildRenewableResourceManagerDescriptor`).
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+ */
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+ export declare const CSRF_TOKEN_MANAGER_SERVICE = "csrfTokenManager";
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+ /**
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+ * Resolves the CSRF token manager from the service provisioner.
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+ *
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+ * The manager is registered during `initializeOneStore`, which runs before any
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+ * request flows; the interceptors and retry policies that call this resolve
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+ * lazily (per request / per retry), so the service is always available by then.
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+ *
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+ * The resolved promise is memoized so resolution happens once rather than per
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+ * request. A rejection is NOT memoized — `getServices` rejects when the service
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+ * is unavailable, and caching that would permanently wedge CSRF handling — so a
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+ * later call retries the resolution.
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+ */
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+ export declare function getCsrfTokenManager(): Promise<RenewableResourceManager<string>>;
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+ import { type RequestInterceptor } from '@conduit-client/service-fetch-network/v1';
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+ import type { ResourceRequest } from '@luvio/engine';
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+ /**
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+ * Builds a request interceptor that adds the LDS first party header to every
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+ * outbound request.
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+ *
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+ * @returns A RequestInterceptor function for FetchParameters
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+ */
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+ export declare function buildFirstPartyHeaderInterceptor(): RequestInterceptor;
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+ /**
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+ * Builds a Luvio request interceptor that adds the LDS first party header to
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+ * every outbound `ResourceRequest`. See {@link buildFirstPartyHeaderInterceptor} for
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+ * the header semantics.
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+ *
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+ * @returns A request interceptor for Luvio ResourceRequest objects
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+ */
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+ export declare function buildLuvioFirstPartyHeaderInterceptor(): (resourceRequest: ResourceRequest) => Promise<ResourceRequest>;
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+ import type { FetchParameters, RequestInterceptor } from '@conduit-client/service-fetch-network/v1';
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+ import { type JwtRequestModifier } from '@conduit-client/service-fetch-network/v1';
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+ import type { JwtManager } from '@conduit-client/jwt-manager';
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+ import type { ExtraInfo } from '../network-sfap';
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+ /**
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+ * The context-seed key under which a custom command forwards its JWT mint
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+ * parameters. The framework's `buildServiceDescriptor` merges the request init's
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+ * `__contextSeed` onto the per-request interceptor context, so this interceptor
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+ * reads the params off `context[JWT_MINT_PARAMS_SEED_KEY]`.
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+ *
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+ * This is a cross-team contract: the custom command writes this key, this
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+ * interceptor reads it. It is intentionally an opaque key — OneStore does not
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+ * define it and never inspects the param shape; the typed shape lives in the
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+ * resolver.
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+ */
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+ export declare const JWT_MINT_PARAMS_SEED_KEY = "jwtMintParams";
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+ /**
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+ * Returns `true` if the fetch arguments already carry an `Authorization` header,
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+ * across the three shapes the framework's `setHeader` handles: a `Request`
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+ * resource's own headers, an `options.headers` `Headers` instance, or a plain
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+ * record. The descriptor's guarded legacy interceptor uses this to skip when the
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+ * parameterized interceptor has already authorized the request — avoiding a second
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+ * mint and the throw `setHeaderAuthorization` raises on an existing header.
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+ */
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+ export declare function hasAuthorizationHeader([resource, options]: FetchParameters): boolean;
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+ /**
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+ * Builds the request interceptor that bridges the per-request context seed to the
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+ * dispatching SFAP JwtManager for the **parameterized** mint path.
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+ *
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+ * For a parameterized SFAP command, the context carries `jwtMintParams`. This
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+ * interceptor reads them, calls `jwtManager.getJwt(params)` (which the dispatching
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+ * resolver routes to the parameterized resolver), attaches the `Authorization`
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+ * header, and rewrites the request URL via the minted `baseUri`. The presence of
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+ * that `Authorization` header is the signal the descriptor's guarded legacy
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+ * interceptor uses to skip — so the legacy path does not mint a second time.
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+ *
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+ * For a legacy parameterless command the context carries no `jwtMintParams`, so
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+ * this interceptor **early-returns on its first line** and the request flows
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+ * unchanged to the legacy `buildJwtRequestHeaderInterceptor` — guaranteeing zero
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+ * behavior change for non-opted-in adapters.
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+ *
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+ * Lives in `lds-lightning-platform` (not OneStore) beside the existing SFAP/CSRF
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+ * interceptors, per the JWT-parameterization ADR §5: OneStore provides only the
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+ * generic interceptor mechanism and the opaque context-seed channel; the service-
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+ * specific bridge is a runtime-layer concern.
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+ *
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+ * @param jwtManager - the dispatching SFAP JwtManager
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+ * @param jwtRequestModifier - applies the minted `extraInfo.baseUri` to the request URL
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+ */
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+ export declare function buildJwtParameterizationInterceptor(jwtManager: JwtManager<unknown, ExtraInfo>, jwtRequestModifier?: JwtRequestModifier): RequestInterceptor;
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+ import type { ResponseInterceptor as LuvioResponseInterceptor } from '@salesforce/lds-network-fetch';
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+ /**
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+ * Normalizes Connect REST error envelopes into the Aura Shape A
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+ * (ConnectInJava) shape, so consumers can read `response.body.errorCode`
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+ * regardless of transport.
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+ *
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+ * - HTTP error envelope (this path): `[{ errorCode, message }, ...]`
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+ * - Aura Shape A: `{ errorCode, message, statusCode, ... }`
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+ *
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+ * The full array is preserved at `body.enhancedErrorInfo.allErrors` since
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+ * Connect can return multiple errors per response.
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+ *
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+ * Aura Shape B (`{ error: "..." }`) is an Aura-only fallback that never
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+ * appears on the HTTP path, so no normalization is needed for it here.
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+ *
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+ * Ordering: must run AFTER any other interceptor that inspects the raw
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+ * error body shape (e.g. the 5xx interceptor's ErrorId extraction reads
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+ * `body[0].message` from the array form).
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+ */
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+ export declare function buildLuvioErrorBodyNormalizationInterceptor(): LuvioResponseInterceptor;
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  import type { LoggerService } from '@conduit-client/utils';
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  import type { ResponseInterceptor } from '@conduit-client/service-fetch-network/v1';
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  import type { ResponseInterceptor as LuvioResponseInterceptor } from '@salesforce/lds-network-fetch';
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- export declare function buildLexRuntimeAuthExpirationRedirectResponseInterceptor(logger: LoggerService): ResponseInterceptor;
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- export declare function buildLexRuntimeLuvioAuthExpirationRedirectResponseInterceptor(): LuvioResponseInterceptor;
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+ export declare function buildLexRuntimeSessionExpirationResponseInterceptor(logger: LoggerService): ResponseInterceptor;
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+ export declare function buildLexRuntimeLuvioSessionExpirationResponseInterceptor(): LuvioResponseInterceptor;
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  export declare class CsrfTokenRetryPolicy extends RetryPolicy<Response> {
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  private config;
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- private csrfTokenManager;
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  private requestContext?;
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  constructor(config?: CsrfTokenRetryPolicyConfig);
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  }
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  export declare class LuvioCsrfTokenRetryPolicy extends RetryPolicy<FetchResponse<any>> {
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- private csrfTokenManager;
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  setRequestContext(context: MutableLuvioRequest): void;
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+ import type { JwtMintParams } from '@conduit-client/jwt-manager';
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+ /**
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+ * Typed shape of the params the SFAP Lightning JWT Service understands.
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+ * Lives in the resolver layer because OneStore is param-shape-agnostic; it
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+ * sees only an opaque `JwtMintParams` bag and stable-JSON-stringifies it for
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+ * cache keying.
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+ */
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+ export type SfapJwtMintParams = {
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+ scopes?: string[];
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+ dynamicParams?: Record<string, string>;
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+ };
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+ /**
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+ * The `extraInfo` the SFAP JWT resolver returns alongside the minted token: the
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+ * per-tenant base URI the downstream SFAP API request is rewritten to.
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+ */
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+ export type ParameterizedSfapExtraInfo = {
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+ baseUri: string;
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+ };
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+ type DynamicParameterItem = {
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+ name: string;
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+ value: string;
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+ };
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+ /**
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+ * The SFAP Lightning JWT Service mint request body. Sent as the `requestBody`
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+ * named param of the `postSFAPLightningJwtService` Aura controller method.
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+ * Matches the server's `SFAPLightningJwtServiceInputRepresentation`: `scopes` is
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+ * a single space-delimited string; `dynamicParameters` is `{ items: [{ name, value }] }`.
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+ */
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+ export type SfapJwtRequestBody = {
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+ scopes?: string;
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+ dynamicParameters?: {
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+ items: DynamicParameterItem[];
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+ };
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+ };
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+ /**
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+ * Normalize SFAP-shaped params into the opaque `JwtMintParams` bag that callers
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+ * hand to `JwtManager.getJwt(params)`. Scopes are sorted because they are
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+ * semantically a set — without this, `['a', 'b']` and `['b', 'a']` would cache
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+ * as separate entries (OneStore treats arrays as ordered under stable-JSON
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+ * serialization; see ADR "JWT Parameterization" §2).
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+ *
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+ * MANDATORY CONSUMER ENTRY POINT. Every consumer that mints a parameterized
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+ * SFAP JWT MUST assemble its params through this function before calling the
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+ * manager. The cache key is derived by `JwtManager` from the caller's params
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+ * (`cacheKeyFor(params)`) *before* the resolver runs — so the resolver cannot
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+ * normalize after the fact. Set-stable caching therefore depends on the caller
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+ * routing params through here. Do NOT sort inside the resolver: that would only
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+ * reorder the wire body, not the cache key, and mutating the caller's params
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+ * mid-call would desync the in-flight-dedup key from the stored-token key.
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+ */
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+ export declare function buildSfapJwtMintParams(params: SfapJwtMintParams): JwtMintParams;
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+ export type SfapParamsResult = {
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+ params: SfapJwtMintParams;
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+ } | {
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+ error: string;
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+ };
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+ /**
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+ * Validate and narrow an opaque `JwtMintParams` bag to the SFAP-shaped subset the
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+ * resolver forwards. Returns `{ error }` (surfaced as a resolver rejection) for a
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+ * malformed bag rather than throwing.
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+ */
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+ export declare function coerceToSfapParams(params: JwtMintParams): SfapParamsResult;
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+ /**
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+ * Build the SFAP mint request body from the coerced params: `scopes` joined into a
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+ * single space-delimited string, `dynamicParams` mapped to `dynamicParameters.items`.
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+ * Empty scopes / dynamic params are omitted.
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+ */
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+ export declare function buildRequestBody(params: SfapJwtMintParams): SfapJwtRequestBody;
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+ export {};
package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "@salesforce/lds-runtime-aura",
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- "version": "1.442.0",
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+ "version": "1.444.0",
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  "license": "SEE LICENSE IN LICENSE.txt",
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  "description": "LDS engine for Aura runtime.",
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  "main": "dist/ldsEngineCreator.js",
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  "release:corejar": "yarn build && ../core-build/scripts/core.js --name=lds-runtime-aura"
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  },
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  "devDependencies": {
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- "@conduit-client/service-provisioner": "3.21.0",
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- "@conduit-client/tools-core": "3.21.0",
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- "@salesforce/lds-adapters-apex": "^1.442.0",
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- "@salesforce/lds-adapters-uiapi": "^1.442.0",
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- "@salesforce/lds-ads-bridge": "^1.442.0",
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- "@salesforce/lds-aura-storage": "^1.442.0",
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- "@salesforce/lds-bindings": "^1.442.0",
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- "@salesforce/lds-instrumentation": "^1.442.0",
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- "@salesforce/lds-network-adapter": "^1.442.0",
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- "@salesforce/lds-network-aura": "^1.442.0",
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- "@salesforce/lds-network-fetch": "^1.442.0",
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+ "@conduit-client/service-provisioner": "3.23.1",
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+ "@conduit-client/tools-core": "3.23.1",
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+ "@salesforce/lds-adapters-apex": "^1.444.0",
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+ "@salesforce/lds-adapters-uiapi": "^1.444.0",
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+ "@salesforce/lds-ads-bridge": "^1.444.0",
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+ "@salesforce/lds-aura-storage": "^1.444.0",
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+ "@salesforce/lds-bindings": "^1.444.0",
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+ "@salesforce/lds-instrumentation": "^1.444.0",
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+ "@salesforce/lds-network-adapter": "^1.444.0",
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+ "@salesforce/lds-network-aura": "^1.444.0",
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+ "@salesforce/lds-network-fetch": "^1.444.0",
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  "dependencies": {
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- "@conduit-client/command-aura-graphql-normalized-cache-control": "3.21.0",
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- "@conduit-client/command-aura-network": "3.21.0",
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- "@conduit-client/command-aura-normalized-cache-control": "3.21.0",
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- "@conduit-client/command-aura-resource-cache-control": "3.21.0",
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- "@conduit-client/command-fetch-network": "3.21.0",
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- "@conduit-client/command-http-graphql-normalized-cache-control": "3.21.0",
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- "@conduit-client/command-http-normalized-cache-control": "3.21.0",
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- "@conduit-client/command-ndjson": "3.21.0",
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- "@conduit-client/command-network": "3.21.0",
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- "@conduit-client/command-sse": "3.21.0",
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- "@conduit-client/command-streaming": "3.21.0",
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- "@conduit-client/service-aura-network": "3.21.0",
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- "@conduit-client/service-bindings-imperative": "3.21.0",
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- "@conduit-client/service-bindings-lwc": "3.21.0",
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- "@conduit-client/service-cache": "3.21.0",
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- "@conduit-client/service-cache-control": "3.21.0",
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- "@conduit-client/service-cache-inclusion-policy": "3.21.0",
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- "@conduit-client/service-config": "3.21.0",
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- "@conduit-client/service-feature-flags": "3.21.0",
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- "@conduit-client/service-fetch-network": "3.21.0",
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- "@conduit-client/service-instrument-command": "3.21.0",
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- "@conduit-client/service-pubsub": "3.21.0",
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- "@conduit-client/service-store": "3.21.0",
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- "@conduit-client/utils": "3.21.0",
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- "@luvio/network-adapter-composable": "0.160.5",
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- "@luvio/network-adapter-fetch": "0.160.5",
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+ "@conduit-client/command-aura-graphql-normalized-cache-control": "3.23.1",
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+ "@conduit-client/command-aura-network": "3.23.1",
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+ "@conduit-client/command-aura-normalized-cache-control": "3.23.1",
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+ "@conduit-client/command-aura-resource-cache-control": "3.23.1",
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+ "@conduit-client/command-fetch-network": "3.23.1",
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+ "@conduit-client/command-http-graphql-normalized-cache-control": "3.23.1",
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+ "@conduit-client/command-http-normalized-cache-control": "3.23.1",
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+ "@conduit-client/command-ndjson": "3.23.1",
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+ "@conduit-client/command-network": "3.23.1",
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+ "@conduit-client/command-sse": "3.23.1",
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+ "@conduit-client/command-streaming": "3.23.1",
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+ "@conduit-client/jwt-manager": "3.23.1",
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+ "@conduit-client/service-aura-network": "3.23.1",
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+ "@conduit-client/service-bindings-imperative": "3.23.1",
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+ "@conduit-client/service-bindings-lwc": "3.23.1",
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+ "@conduit-client/service-cache": "3.23.1",
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+ "@conduit-client/service-cache-control": "3.23.1",
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