Explain the wasmeld dev watch-build-package-deploy loop, isolated development service IDs, hash revisions, failure retention, cleanup behavior, and command options.
Document the inactive-revision DELETE endpoint and the switch-before-unregister safety rule.
Expose a management DELETE endpoint that refuses to remove an active Deployment, delegates Actor and compiled Component cleanup to Runtime, and removes stored artifacts.
Reconcile Toasty snapshots by deleting absent service and Deployment rows so removed revisions do not reappear after restart.
Persist unregister lifecycle events and verify active-revision protection, artifact deletion, Runtime cleanup, and restart behavior.
Describe the versioned KV capability, service-level namespace, persistence behavior, limits, and kv-probe packaging workflow.
Record the v0.1 exclusions for TTL, enumeration, transactions, and compare-and-swap.
Store KV entries through Toasty with a composite service ID and key primary key, including an additive table migration for existing Console databases.
Bridge synchronous Wasmtime Host calls to async persistence with a bounded worker queue and response timeout capped by the service deadline.
Verify same-service revision sharing, cross-service isolation, deletion, exact capability reporting, and persistence after reopening Console.
- document exact-version import resolution and deny-by-default behavior
- clarify that Component imports remain the capability source of truth
- describe structured capability metadata returned by the Console API
- project structured capability package, name, version, and interface fields
- derive capabilities during registration and artifact restoration
- keep Component imports as the source of truth without changing .wasmpkg
- verify empty and Clock capability responses through the management API
- explain the separate control-plane and data-plane listeners
- document revision activation and raw binary invocation
- clarify restart restoration and actor-memory semantics
- persist service-to-revision deployments in libSQL with an additive migration
- restore active actors and atomically switch revisions
- expose an isolated raw-byte gateway on a second listener with stable errors
- cover routing, isolation, revision switching, and restart restoration
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