OpResult

The result of running an Op — opaque bytes (success) or a named error (failure), wrapped so it is safe to store in a CRDT.

The warp results board is an ORMap<TaskId, LWWRegister<OpResult>> replicated by a us.tractat.kuilt.quilter.Quilter. Anti-entropy decides convergence by structural equality of the replicated state (merged == current). A raw ByteArray cannot be used directly: ByteArray.equals is referential identity, so two peers holding byte-identical results would compare unequal forever — the boards would never register as converged and the Quilters would ping-pong full-state messages indefinitely (a real CPU/network storm between live peers, not merely a test hang).

OpResult overrides equals/hashCode with ByteArray.contentEquals/contentHashCode and includes error in both, so identical results compare equal and the lattice converges. Pairs with TaskDescriptor, which does the same for its args.

Terminal errors. When an Op fails irrecoverably a caller creates OpResult.failure(msg) rather than propagating an exception into the results board. isError distinguishes a failure result from a success result with empty bytes. The error string is included in equals/hashCode so two failure results with different messages are structurally distinct, and a failure result never compares equal to a success result — CRDT convergence is preserved.