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Supervisor Tree

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Declaration Model

SupervisorSpec describes one supervisor node. It contains path, strategy, children, config_version, default restart policy, default backoff policy, default health policy, default shutdown policy, supervisor-level fuse limits, restart_budget, escalation_policy, group_strategies, child_strategy_overrides, and dynamic_supervisor_policy.

ChildSpec describes one child. It contains id, name, kind, factory, restart_policy, shutdown_policy, health_policy, readiness_policy, backoff_policy, dependencies, tags, and criticality.

Tree Building

SupervisorTree::build validates SupervisorSpec and converts children into path-aware nodes. Each child path is derived from the parent path and ChildId.

SupervisorPath::root returns the root path. SupervisorPath::join appends a child path segment. SupervisorPath::parent returns the parent path when it exists.

Startup And Shutdown Order

startup_order returns nodes in declaration order. shutdown_order returns nodes in reverse declaration order. This ordering is the basis for Shutdown Without Orphaned Tasks.

Restart Planning

restart_execution_plan resolves the runtime restart scope from the tree and SupervisorSpec. It keeps per-child overrides, group strategies, restart budgets, escalation policies, and dynamic supervisor policy in one plan so the runtime control loop does not duplicate strategy selection logic.

Registry

RegistryStore stores ChildRuntime values by child identifier, supervisor path, and declaration order. Runtime control and current state queries should go through the registry instead of bypassing it.