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email.atmos.messageStateOperation

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.

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Properties

logicalMessageId

requiredstring
  • minLength: 71
  • maxLength: 71

operationId

requiredstring
  • minLength: 1
  • maxLength: 128

requestDigest

requiredstring

SHA-256 commitment under comail-authority-v3-store-request-v1 or comail-authority-v3-state-mutation-v1 as specified by docs/authority-v3-request-digests.md. An operation-ID retry with any changed precondition or payload must collide at this claim.

  • minLength: 71
  • maxLength: 71

revisionRkey

requiredstring

Content-committing email.atmos.messageStateRevision record key.

  • minLength: 70
  • maxLength: 70

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