c8ctl-plugin-nano 1.65.0 → 1.66.0
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- package/README.md +16 -0
- package/c8ctl-plugin.js +549 -17
- package/package.json +8 -8
- package/supervisor.dist.js +4 -4
package/README.md
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@@ -379,6 +379,22 @@ If workers show `advisory` (or stay `connecting`) while jobs still run, that's t
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"connected to the engine but empty Cockpit" case: point them at the app with
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`export NANO_AGENTIC_URL=http://<engine-host>:<appUi.port>` (e.g. `:3000`).
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**`settlement-pending` in the `JOB` column.** A worker's `JOB` cell normally
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shows the job key it is running (or `idle`). If an agent finished its external
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side effect but the worker then lost its activation lease around
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`completeJob`/`failJob` — so the fenced settle failed and the engine may still
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project the job as `CREATED` — the cell instead shows
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`<jobKey> settlement-pending (<age>)`, where `<age>` is how long settlement has
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been pending (measured from the failed settle, not the job's start). This is
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**observational only**: recovery is
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already handled by the lease-fence + transcript-resume path, and such a job is
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*not* counted as busy/in-flight (it doesn't hold up a drain). The state lets you
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*see* a job caught between side effect and settlement rather than inferring it
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from a silently-idle worker plus a stuck `CREATED` job; it clears when the job is
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re-activated on this worker, self-expires after a bounded TTL (so a re-activation
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that lands on a *different* worker can't leave a ghost lingering here), or the
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worker restarts.
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**Liveness watchdog (auto-recovery from a wedged channel).** If the nano server
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restarts, crashes, or a network partition drops the connection *without* a clean
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close (a **half-open** socket), a worker's channel client can sit `disconnected`
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