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Spawn is the core lib for Spawn Actors System
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priv/protos/eigr/functions/protocol/actors/state.proto
// The Spawn State Extension Protocol
//
//
syntax = "proto3";
package eigr.functions.protocol.state;
import "eigr/functions/protocol/actors/actor.proto";
option java_package = "io.eigr.functions.protocol.state";
option go_package = "github.com/eigr/go-support/eigr/protocol/state;state";
// A revision is just a version number for a record in the snapshot table that stores the actors' state.
// When an actor has its snaphost timeout, it increments its internal revision number and saves it along with its internal data.
// Some of the persistence adapters can use this revision number to find the state of an Actor at a given point in time.
// As Actors in Spawn persist their internal data as snapshots from time to time a revision number may not indicate the state of a given change
// but will most likely point to the exact time that a given actor's internal state was persisted into the database.
message Revision {
int64 value = 1;
}
// A checkpoint encapsulates a revision and the state it represents.
message Checkpoint {
Revision revision = 1;
eigr.functions.protocol.actors.ActorState state = 2;
}