// 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.update;

using zx;

/// A reporter for whether the currently booted system is committed. When an
/// update is committed, this means:
/// * The currently booted slot is marked as healthy (e.g. successfully booted).
/// * The alternate slot (if present) is marked as unbootable.
/// * The system will not roll back to the previous version of the OS on reboot.
/// * The previous version of the OS may be garbage collected.
///
/// Until the update is committed, the system retains the prior version of the OS.
/// That way, if we discover the newly written version is bad (e.g. it cannot itself
/// update), then the system can fall back to the previous committed version.
[Discoverable]
protocol CommitStatusProvider {
    /// Determines whether the currently booted system is committed, and immediately
    /// returns an EventPair.
    ///
    /// * If the currently booted system is committed, the `ZX_USER_SIGNAL_0` signal
    ///     is asserted on the EventPair, e.g. the signal is asserted before the
    ///     EventPair is returned.
    /// * If the commit is pending, no signals are asserted on the EventPair. When the
    ///     system is committed, `ZX_USER_SIGNAL_0` is asserted on the EventPair.
    /// * If the system fails to commit the currently booted version, the system
    ///     will reboot and terminate the component serving [`CommitStatusProvider`],
    ///     which will assert `ZX_EVENTPAIR_PEER_CLOSED`. At this point, any remaining
    ///     EventPairs will observe the `ZX_EVENTPAIR_PEER_CLOSED` signal.
    ///
    /// - response `event` an EventPair with rights `ZX_RIGHTS_BASIC`.
    IsCurrentSystemCommitted() -> (zx.handle:EVENTPAIR event);
};