ReadonlyprocessCurrent state of the process tree.
ReadonlyprocessAtom for the process tree.
The live process pid at options.location. A process that has already exited
replays its outputs, so its result stays readable after the exit.
Dies when no such process is known, or when the location is a remote runtime that offers no process control.
Optionaloptions: LocationOptionsLive processes at options.location matching options. Dormant entries require
Process.hydrate before inputs can be submitted.
Dies when the location is a remote runtime that offers no process control.
Optionaloptions: ListOptions & LocationOptionsSpawn a process at options.location. A remote host is sent only the definition's key; the
definition stays local, supplying the codecs and RPC group the handle is typed by.
Dies when the location is a remote runtime that offers no process control.
Optionaloptions: Process.SpawnOptions & LocationOptions
Every process this client can see or run, local and remote, behind one surface.
The reads span both runtimes, so they answer "is my process running, wherever it runs" — which is what a UI renders and what a caller holding no handle can ask. The control verbs take a Location: a remote process is not a local one, so the caller still names where it runs, but no longer has to hold both managers to do so.