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- a13n_environment-0.0.4/.gitignore +69 -0
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- a13n_environment-0.0.4/a13n_environment/errors.py +134 -0
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- a13n_environment-0.0.4/a13n_environment/remote_envd/environment.py +162 -0
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96
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+
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97
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runtime = LocalEnvdProviderRuntime(
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98
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executable=resolve_a13n_envd_executable(),
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99
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allocate_private_runtime=TemporaryLocalEnvdRuntimeAllocator(),
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100
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)
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101
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```
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102
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+
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103
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+
Repository developers can optionally copy the `A13N_ENVD_EXECUTABLE` entry from `.env.harness.example` into the root `.env`. The focused target builds the source-tree daemon, loads `.env` only inside the target shell, defaults the variable to `target/debug/a13n-envd`, and runs the real Local Envd tests:
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104
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+
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105
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+
```bash
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106
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make local-envd-test
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107
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```
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108
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+
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109
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+
See the [Environment guide](../../docs/a13n-environment/index.md) for Harness usage, state re-entry, explicit destruction, and third-party plugin development. The runnable [built-in Provider example](../../examples/environment-provider/README.md) exercises Direct Local, Local Envd, and Docker from Host code.
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110
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+
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111
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+
## Versioning
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112
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+
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113
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`a13n-environment`, `a13n-harness`, and `a13n-stream-protocol` form the Harness release group. A `release/a13n-harness-v<version>` tag publishes all three distributions at exactly the same version, where `<version>` is stable `X.Y.Z` or RC `X.Y.Z-rc.N`. Python package metadata represents the RC as `X.Y.ZrcN`.
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114
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+
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115
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+
The accepted architecture and compatibility contract are defined in the [a13n Environment specification](../../spec/a13n-environment/README.md).
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