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email.atmos.folderOperation

ALPHA. Immutable operation claim created atomically with one folder revision. Its deterministic key is scoped to the author repository, stable folder ID, and operation ID, so a retry with changed payload collides safely.

Repository @comail.at did:plc:yu6rmwoemqfnmsdkljyvmuhg namespace authority
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Properties

folderId

requiredstring
  • minLength: 71
  • maxLength: 71

operationId

requiredstring
  • minLength: 1
  • maxLength: 128

revisionRkey

requiredstring

Content-committing email.atmos.folderRevision record key.

  • minLength: 77
  • maxLength: 77

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  • email.atmos.folderRevision

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    ALPHA. Immutable create-only causal revision for one 71-character stable folder identity. The revision and deterministic email.atmos.folderOperation claim are created atomically. Standard role identities, names, and roles are canonical and cannot be renamed, rebound, or deleted. Custom rename conflicts reduce by revision height then unsigned UTF-8 operation-ID order; tombstone is grow-only.

  • email.atmos.messageStateOperation

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    ALPHA. Immutable operation claim created atomically with one message-state revision. Its deterministic key is scoped to the author repository, logical message, and operation ID, so a retry with changed payload collides instead of poisoning the revision graph.

  • email.atmos.messageStateRevision

    record

    ALPHA. Immutable create-only causal revision for one logical Comail message. Writers reference every observed head and atomically create a deterministic email.atmos.messageStateOperation claim. Reducers validate a commit-bound complete graph, resolve independent fields by revision height then unsigned UTF-8 operation-ID order, and treat tombstone as irreversible.