Struct PythonClientRoot 

pub struct PythonClientRoot { /* private fields */ }

The Python-bootstrapped client root: the root client instance plus the client proc mesh registered by bootstrap_host. Discovered by python_client_root for callers that need the stable Python root.

Implementations

impl PythonClientRoot

pub async fn spawn_controllerless_owner<A: RemoteSpawn>( &self, name: &str, params: &A::Params, ) -> Result<ActorRef<A>>

where A::Params: RemoteMessage,

Spawn a controllerless owner actor on the client root’s proc mesh, using the root’s own stable client instance as the caller context, and return its typed ActorRef<A>.

The Python client-root proc mesh is a singleton (one proc), so the spawned mesh has exactly one rank. This validates that invariant and returns rank 0’s actor reference, encoding the single-owner contract in the return type and letting callers use the generated RefClient methods. The intermediate ActorMesh is dropped once the ref is extracted; its Drop is inert, so this does not tear the owner down.

Method-only by design: the owner must be spawned with the long-lived root cx, never an arbitrary (possibly short-lived) caller context.