Package-level declarations
Types
What one Bolt.append did.
What a BoltDecorator has managed to archive, and — more importantly — what it has not.
Whether a Bolt can be written to on this runtime.
Thrown when archive bytes are not a bolt archive this build can read.
The replay reached the end of the archive with every frame in scope intact.
Whether a Bolt is meeting the durability level it promised.
A Bolt whose segments live in memory — the reference implementation, and the one every target has, including the browser.
One element of a Bolt.replay stream: a frame, or the terminal verdict on how the stream ended.
Which frames a Bolt.replay should yield.
The replay stopped early: the archive is damaged, or was still being written, at atOffset.
Why a replay stopped early, in a Truncated verdict.