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What a target is, read from the target and never from the request.
A front verb says what the operator meant to do. It does not get to say
what the target is: init cannot turn a settled corpus into a
greenfield landing by asking nicely, and upgrade cannot turn an
absent instance into an upgrade. The classification comes from what was
observed, and a front constrains which classifications it will serve.
Findings stay orthogonal. A migration with no structural finding and a migration with five are the same classification and different plans.
Structs§
- Intent
Refused - A front verb asked for a target it does not serve.
- Signals
- What the observation has to say before a classification can be read.
Enums§
- Classification
- What the planner found the target to be.
- Intent
- What a front verb is willing to serve.
Functions§
- classify
- Read the classification from what was observed.