Type Alias: StoredReceipt

StoredReceipt = Omit<Receipt, "cache"> & object

Defined in: src/lib/time-travel/receipt.ts:434

A receipt as a READER meets it — what receiptAt hands back, and the shape every rebuild reads through (9.94.1).

Receipt is what a MINT writes, and a mint writes every container it knows. But a recording is older than the reader that opens it: what a reader is handed is what the MINTING release knew to write, and that has grown — cache came with the receipt in 9.88.0 and gained strategy in 9.93.0; omittedForAttention has always been written only when something was dropped. The narrowing that admits a stored value (servedView.ts · readReceipt) checks the basis and nothing past it, so this type says what that check leaves open, and the compiler — not a throw on an older recording — is what meets a reader that forgets.

THE VINTAGE LAW: a reader reads the receipt it is handed; a missing container is a fact about the vintage, never a throw. Absence reads as "cannot say" — servedAt raises cache-transform on a receipt with no cache.strategy exactly as it does with no receipt at all — never as null, and never as a fabricated cache: {}. The record is handed back as it was stored.

Type Declaration

cache?

readonly optional cache?: Omit<Receipt["cache"], "strategy"> & object

Type Declaration

strategy?

readonly optional strategy?: Receipt["cache"]["strategy"]

Example

a recording minted by 9.92, read by this release

const receipt = receiptAt(olderRecording, 1)!;
receipt.cache?.strategy;                              // undefined — the mint predates the key
servedAt(olderRecording, 1)!.gaps.map((g) => g.gap);  // includes 'cache-transform': it cannot say