sdk/fidl/fuchsia.power.manager/register.fidl

// Copyright 2020 The Fuchsia Authors. All rights reserved.
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.
library fuchsia.power.manager;

using fuchsia.device.manager;
using fuchsia.io;

/// Error codes for the DriverManagerRegistration protocol.
type RegistrationError = strict enum {
    /// The component encountered an unspecified error while performing the operation.
    INTERNAL = 0;

    /// At least one handle provided was invalid.
    INVALID_HANDLE = 1;
};

/// Protocol for the Driver Manager to register the required protocol instances with the
/// Power Manager.
@discoverable
protocol DriverManagerRegistration {
    /// Registers a [fuchsia.device.manager/SystemStateTransition] and [fuchsia.io.Directory] with
    /// the Power Manager. The Power Manager expects to receive this call exactly once and it will
    /// be inoperable until the call is made successfully. If the call succeeds, the
    /// DriverManagerRegistration channel will no longer serve any purpose and may be closed. If
    /// the call fails, the Power Manager will leave the channel open and await a retry.
    ///
    /// + request `system_state_transition` a [fuchsia.device.manager/SystemStateTransition] that
    ///     allows the Power Manager to set the Driver Manager termination behavior. This is an
    ///     essential piece involved in coordinating orderly system shutdown.
    /// + request `dir` a [fuchsia.io.Directory] that represents the devfs (/dev) served by the
    ///     Driver Manager.
    /// * error a [fuchsia.power.manager.Error] value indicating the reason (if any) that Register
    ///     failed.
    //
    // TODO(pshickel): Replace the following comment with a link to a markdown file explaining the
    // orderly shutdown process, especially the dependencies between the Driver and Power Managers.
    // These protocol instances are passed from Driver Manager to Power Manager in this way (as
    // opposed to the Power Manager discovering the protocols in the usual way) in order to
    // satisfy the requirement that Driver Manager has a dependency on Power Manager (and not the
    // reverse) according to the Component Manager capability routes. This requirement ensures
    // that during shutdown, the Driver Manager will be stopped before the Power Manager, allowing
    // the Power Manager to observe and react to any potential failures during the shutdown
    // process.
    Register(resource struct {
        system_state_transition client_end:fuchsia.device.manager.SystemStateTransition;
        dir client_end:fuchsia.io.Directory;
    }) -> (struct {}) error RegistrationError;
};