oxide-batch-plan 0.6.0

Internal OxideBatch implementation crate; use oxide-batch instead
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oxide-batch-plan

This crate is OxideBatch implementation detail. Use oxide-batch instead.

It exists on crates.io only because the published oxide-batch facade depends on it. Its API carries no stability promise: items may be added, changed, or removed in any release, without a deprecation period, and without a changelog entry of their own. It has no supported-configuration matrix, no compatibility ledger row, and no independent release cadence; every version tracks the facade version that consumes it.

Everything this crate exports that OxideBatch supports is re-exported from oxide-batch under a stable path. Depend on the facade.

The publication rule is ADR-0010, and the boundary it holds is the staged crate-extraction contract.

Contents

The immutable flow graph of step, decision, split, join, and partitioned-step nodes with its exit-pattern transitions, the compiled execution plan those graphs lower into, graph normalization, the structural validation the accepted basic-flow contract names, and the canonical restart-relevant manifest projection whose SHA-256 digest — taken in oxide-batch-core — is the definition fingerprint.

The crate depends on no async runtime, database driver, command-line framework, telemetry SDK, broker client, or web framework, and on no OxideBatch crate other than oxide-batch-core. The flow engine that executes a compiled plan, the metadata ports that persist its decisions, and the runtime live above it.

License

Apache-2.0. See LICENSE and NOTICE.