Interface: HumanApprovalPolicy

Defined in: src/atom/types.ts:1134

How strict SessionOptions.requireHumanApproval is about a yes given a while ago, or in a world that has since moved on.

BOTH RULES DEFAULT OFF, and that is a deliberate honesty position rather than laziness. The library records the stamps ALWAYS — every enforced row carries its timestamp and the state version the human decided at — but whether a stamp is DISQUALIFYING is a product decision it cannot make for you: approving a refund may legitimately take four minutes, and in a live-tapped app the state version moves on almost every report. Recording a fact you can act on, while refusing to guess the threshold, is the same stance the guard evidence takes.

Properties

expiresAfterMs?

optional expiresAfterMs?: number

Defined in: src/atom/types.ts:1136

Refuse an approval the human gave longer ago than this. Default: no time limit.

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refuseWhenWorldMoved?

optional refuseWhenWorldMoved?: boolean

Defined in: src/atom/types.ts:1142

Refuse an approval given before the app's state moved on. Compares stateVersion — not version, which also bumps on served-structure changes and on the fire itself. Default false.