Separate editable image sources from generated commit revisions and loaded actor implementations. Add the source filesystem and context actions in VS Code, path-based REPL commands, sender-aware actor contexts, and privileged lifecycle controls.
BREAKING CHANGE: protocol v4 replaces published behavior commands with image source paths and commit operations. Actor handlers now use handle(ctx, state, sender, message) and return only state; outgoing messages use ctx.send or ctx.send_from.
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Introduce owned portable values with distinct actor references, bounded Rune conversion, JSON REPL literals, and nested reference completion. Preserve isolation and atomic transitions across state, messages, effects, migration, inspection, and TCP clients.
BREAKING CHANGE: protocol v3 replaces integer state and kind/value/target_ref messages with tagged values. Rune handlers now take (state, message) and return (new_state, [(actor_reference, message)]). The REPL send command accepts one JSON message.
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Require explicit behavior selection on spawn, expose randomized actor references, and add named REPL bindings, completion, history navigation, and protocol v2 routing.
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Expose the latest completed Rune step count, instruction pointer, and call-frame depth on active actor snapshots. Preserve telemetry while paused and clear it when execution ends or is cancelled. Document that this is not source-level debugging.
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Expose cancellation for active and paused handler invocations. Cancellation drops the invocation, preserves committed state, moves reserved input to the mailbox front for retry, and emits an event. Document that native side effects are not rolled back; test cancelling pending async work and retrying an input under a newly installed behavior.
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Add a safe-point runtime API for explicit state migration during implementation installation. Migration failures preserve both committed actor state and the current implementation; successful changes emit a migration event. Document the current i64-only contract and leave schema-aware or Rune-authored migrations as future work.
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Add pause/resume lifecycle operations that retain active Rune invocations and restore their prior runnable or awaiting state. Expose both operations in the CLI and document the between-tick, non-preemptive guarantee.
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Add optimistic behavior publishing, immutable revision history and rollback, plus runtime implementation installation at idle handler boundaries.
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Add stable versioned source and implementation IDs, exact original-source retention, compiler fingerprints, and an in-memory compiled artifact cache. Use implementation content IDs in runtime actor references.
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Add a REPL for spawning actors, sending messages, ticking, inspection, events, stop, and restart. Expose ordered actor snapshots and document the local control surface.
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Cover failed-message retries from committed state and stop/restart FIFO preservation. Document in-memory all-or-nothing transitions and their process-local limits.
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Implement typed, budgeted Rune invocation slices and a minimal in-memory actor runtime with bounded mailboxes, state transitions, effects, and lifecycle operations. Add feasibility and runtime documentation with tests for async resumption, cancellation, and scheduler fairness.
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Steve Biedermann