SyncTurn
One turn, on the blocking surface — the sync twin of Turn.
Class in muse_code
Constructor
Section titled “Constructor”SyncTurn(turn: Turn[_TurnI], runner: _LoopRunner)
Properties
Section titled “Properties”| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
turn_id |
str |
The wire turn id. |
observed_start |
bool |
Did THIS session observe a turn/started? Not a launch marker. |
Methods
Section titled “Methods”| Method | Signature | Description |
|---|---|---|
completed |
completed() -> TurnOutcome |
Block for the protocol turn-wait; settles on a server-authored fact (a method where the async twin is an awaitable property — a blocking property read would hide an unbounded wait behind attribute access). |
items |
items() -> Iterator[FoldedItem] |
This turn’s items, iterated synchronously: the folded backlog, then the live tail, ending when the turn settles. |
deltas |
deltas() -> Iterator[ItemDeltaParams] |
This turn’s item/delta frames, live only, iterated synchronously; released on break/close (and bounded on a never-started iterator) exactly like items. |
cancel |
cancel() -> TurnCancelResult |
Blocking twin of cancel. |
interrupt |
interrupt(*, retract: bool | None = None) -> TurnInterruptResult |
Blocking twin of interrupt. |
steer |
steer(options: SteerTurnOptions[_TurnI]) -> TurnSteerResult |
Blocking twin of steer. |
unqueue |
unqueue() -> TurnUnqueueOutcome[_TurnI] |
Blocking twin of unqueue. |
Source
clients/sdk-py/src/muse_code/sync_facade.py:664