stitchkit 0.98.2 → 0.100.0

package/dist/agent-runtime/run-mutation-queue.d.ts

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-/**
- * Owned mutations of one run, applied one at a time.
- *
- * Every owned mutation is a compare-and-set against the run's current revision,
- * and the revision it must name is the one the previous mutation produced.
- * Reading that revision and writing it back are therefore safe apart only while
- * nothing else can write in between — which stops being true the moment a store
- * returns a promise that yields. With an asynchronous store the assistant
- * checkpoint and the model-request admission both name the revision they read
- * before their own `await`, the later write is rejected as a conflict, and the
- * run fails without the provider ever having been called.
- *
- * The terminal commit answers the same hazard with a bounded retry, which suits
- * it: committing a terminal twice is a duplicate the store recognises. It does
- * not suit these two — a retried operation write would publish a second
- * lifecycle event for one provider call — so they take their turn instead.
- */
-export type RunMutationQueue = <T>(mutation: () => Promise<T>) => Promise<T>;
-/** A queue of owned mutations for one run. */
-export declare function createRunMutationQueue(): RunMutationQueue;
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