Module daemon_registration_v2 

Frozen v2 service-definition registration writer substrate.

This direct persistence surface owns the established .servicedef.v2 layout, generated service definition, validation, and owner-private file behavior. It deliberately does not select v2 manifests, a loader, broker negotiation, endpoint transport, identity, or an async runtime. Frozen v2 service-definition writer substrate.

This direct surface owns only v2 .servicedef.v2 construction, validation, location, and persistence. It deliberately excludes v2 manifests, loading, broker negotiation, endpoint transport, and runtime policy. The legacy client-only broker::protocol_v2 path re-exports these exact items.

Structs

LoadedServiceDefinitionV2

A decoded v2 definition together with its exact original wire bytes.

ServiceDefinition

Generated v2 service-definition types needed by the writer. v2 service definition envelope.

ServiceDefinitionBuilder

Builder for a generated v2 ServiceDefinition.

Enums

BrokerIsolation

Generated v2 service-definition types needed by the writer. Broker isolation mode for a service.

PipePathError

Shared validation error and service-name validation used by v1 and v2. Errors that prevent using a valid registration name or broker path.

ServiceDefinitionError

Shared validation error and service-name validation used by v1 and v2. Errors returned while loading or writing service-definition files.

Constants

SERVICE_DEF_V2_EXTENSION

v2 service-definition file extension. Distinct from v1’s servicedef so the two records can coexist in one owner-private directory.

Functions

read_service_definition_v2

Read an existing v2 definition without creating or changing its directory.

service_definition_dir_v2

Return the v2 service-definition directory.

service_definition_path_v2

Compute the v2 path for one service definition.

validate_service_name

Shared validation error and service-name validation used by v1 and v2. Validate a service name against [a-z0-9-]{1,64}.

write_service_definition_v2

Validate the service name and write one .servicedef.v2 file into root.