mirror of
https://github.com/vercel-labs/fx.git
synced 2026-10-28 10:15:17 +08:00
Pranit
4e1056dd24
- A queue delivery runs only an input its session already stored. A delivery the session's log doesn't hold, such as one posted straight to the queue route, runs nothing, writes nothing, and emits `session.refused`. - Every durability, including `vercel()`, stores a prompt, steer, cancel or resume with its caller's context and settings before queueing it. The queued message carries only the input's id, session, agent name and store. - A steer that reuses a prompt's id is rejected with `FX_MESSAGE_ID_IN_USE` on every durability. On `vercel()` the worker used to drop it with a `session.error`. - Creating an agent under a name another agent already has on the same store, with different options, throws `FX_AGENT_NAME_IN_USE`. Agents created with the same options still share that name's sessions. - `wakeHandler()` delivers each message to the agent of its name on the store the message names, and answers `FX_NO_AGENT` when the process has none. It no longer hands the message to an agent of that name on another store. - `world()` takes a `store` option naming the store its sessions live in, defaulting to its name. `local()` treats each folder as its own store. - A prompt or steer whose input, context and settings come to more than 8 MiB of JSON is rejected with `FX_INPUT_TOO_LARGE` before anything is stored. - The Node native addon reads the environment from libc on every lookup, so an app that adds environment variables after the first engine starts no longer crashes the process on macOS. - Prompts queued by an earlier libfx and still undelivered when this version deploys are refused instead of run.