Enum CronFireOutcome 

pub(crate) enum CronFireOutcome {
    Delivered,
    TargetGone,
    TargetCannotBeWoken {
        directory: PathBuf,
    },
    DeferredCooling {
        cooling: ProjectCooling,
    },
    DispatchFailed,
    SkippedAsleep,
}

Outcome of a cron fire’s delivery, so fire_due_crons can decide the entry’s fate rather than treating every hand-off as a success.

Variants

Delivered

Dispatched into a running session, or buffered + a spawn kicked off. The caller advances/removes the cron as normal.

TargetGone

The cron’s project is no longer in forge.toml. The caller removes the entry instead of advancing a dead cron forever.

TargetCannotBeWoken

The owner still has a row, but the boot wave would skip it, so nothing can drain a prompt buffered for it and the prompt cannot reach anyone. directory is where its session would have started, for the warning. Distinct from Self::TargetGone because the row is kept: a restored worktree brings the owner back.

The caller’s fate for the entry splits on the kind. A recurring cron drops this fire and advances - leaving it due would re-fire every tick, and parking it would grow a bucket nothing drains. A one-shot stays due instead, because advancing removes a one-shot: dropping it would throw the prompt away with no later slot.

Fields

directory: PathBuf

DeferredCooling

Every account serving the project’s model is cooling until the carried reset: the caller leaves the entry due, because a refusal right now would expire the parked prompt.

Fields

cooling: ProjectCooling

DispatchFailed

The Command channel is closed (workspace shutting down). The caller leaves the cron due so the next boot catch-up re-fires it.

SkippedAsleep

The owner is asleep and this cron may not wake it (wake: false). The caller leaves the entry due without advancing, so the next session start (or a tick while the owner is awake) delivers it.