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    Class RoboHostTimeoutError

    Thrown when a robo host's signers do not all come online within the time allowed — see RoboHost.waitUntilOnline.

    Not a failure of the wait so much as a report on it: provisioning runs unattended on the owner's box, so a timeout usually means the setup script is still working, died partway, or never ran. The last observed signers snapshot says which of those it was — an empty list means the host never got as far as registering its signers, while a partial list means some guardians connected and others did not.

    Safe to retry: waiting again simply resumes polling, and re-running the setup script on the host is also safe while no signer has enrolled.

    import { RoboHostTimeoutError } from 'salt-sdk';

    try {
      const online = await host.waitUntilOnline();
    } catch (err) {
      if (err instanceof RoboHostTimeoutError) {
        console.error(
          `${err.onlineCount}/${err.signers.length} guardians online after ${err.waitedForMs}ms`
        );
        return;
      }
      throw err;
    }

    Hierarchy

    • Error
      • RoboHostTimeoutError
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    cause? message name onlineCount signers stack? waitedForMs

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    cause?: Error

    The underlying error that triggered this one, if any.

    message: string
    name: string
    onlineCount: number

    How many of signers were online when the wait gave up.

    signers: RoboSignerStatus[]

    The signers' presence as last observed, empty if the host had not registered any yet.

    stack?: string
    waitedForMs: number

    How long the wait ran before giving up.

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