Set file timeline offsets
Calibrate timelines on a file.
Each entry’s unix_epoch_offset_ns is added to stored partition times to place them in Unix-epoch
time (session_time_ns = stored_time_ns + unix_epoch_offset_ns). It is a non-negative integer of
nanoseconds, or any value roboto.time.to_epoch_nanoseconds reads: a float or numeric string is
seconds, and an ISO 8601 string is the instant at which stored time 0 occurred. Selectors narrow which
extents an entry touches:
topic_namerestricts the entry to one topic on this file.timeline_source_nameortimeline_source_idrestricts the entry to a specific timeline source within the selected scope.- An entry with no selectors targets every timeline extent on the file.
When a session declares an explicit time range over this file, that range is stored in anchored time and moves with the data it names: it shifts by the same distance when every partition in the session’s slice of the file carries one offset before this write and one after. Partitions that disagree on either side leave no single distance to move by, so the range stays where it is; that is what happens when an entry’s selectors reach only part of the slice, or when the slice already sat at more than one offset. Every session holding data this write moved has its aggregate bounds recomputed.
Returns the updated timeline extent records. An extent already carrying the offset an entry assigns is left untouched and omitted, so re-stating an anchor that already holds returns an empty list.
At least one entry is required; an empty request yields a 400. All entries apply in a single transaction. Two conditions yield a 404, each with its own message: the file carries no registered topic data to offset at all, or the entries’ selectors together reach no extent on it. An entry that reaches nothing while another entry reaches something is skipped without error. An entry whose offset would move the data it reaches before the Unix epoch or past the largest storable instant (2**63 - 1 ns) yields a 400, and nothing in the request is written. The caller must hold edit access to the file; an unknown file yields a 404.
Access control
- Restricted tokens need the API scope
api.everything_else
/v1/files/id/{fs_node_id}/timeline-offsetsAuthorizationBearer token · headerrequiredfs_node_idstringrequiredX-Roboto-Org-IdstringX-Roboto-User-Idstringapplication/jsonoffsetsTimelineOffsetEntry[]requiredShow propertiesHide properties
TimelineOffsetEntryunix_epoch_offset_nsintegerrequiredtopic_namestring | nullShow propertiesHide properties
stringnulltimeline_source_namestring | nullShow propertiesHide properties
stringnulltimeline_source_idstring | nullShow propertiesHide properties
stringnullOK
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objectcreatedstring<date-time> | nullShow propertiesHide properties
string<date-time>nullcreated_bystringrequiredmax_timestampinteger | nullShow propertiesHide properties
integernullmin_timestampinteger | nullShow propertiesHide properties
integernullmodifiedstring<date-time> | nullShow propertiesHide properties
string<date-time>nullmodified_bystringrequiredorg_idstringrequiredtimeline_extent_idstringrequiredtimeline_source_idstringrequiredtopic_part_idstringrequiredunix_epoch_offset_nsintegerThrown when the conversation context (messages, system prompt, tool results) exceeds the model's context window limit.
The token estimate and the model's context limit are not carried on the exception, so a caller cannot read usage numbers off it.
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error_codenumbermessagestringstack_tracestring | nullThrown if an operation would exceed a user or org level limit.
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error_codenumbermessagestringstack_tracestring | nullThrown if a user is attempting to perform an action unrecognized by the Roboto platform.
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error_codenumbermessagestringstack_tracestring | nullThrown if there is a conflict between a resource you're creating and another existing resource
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error_codenumbermessagestringstack_tracestring | nullThrown if a resource is missing or expired.
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error_codenumbermessagestringstack_tracestring | nullAn error the platform reported that this SDK release cannot resolve to a specific exception class.
Reported for an element of a :py:class:~roboto.http.BatchResponse whose error names a code this release
defines no class for, or that arrived without a code, without a message, or as text that is not an
error envelope at all. It carries whatever code and message the platform sent, so a caller handling the
failure still learns what went wrong; when no message could be read, the message is the error's raw text.
The error envelope carries no status code, so http_status_code reports the 500 inherited from
:py:class:RobotoDomainException rather than the status the failure actually had.
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error_codenumbermessagestringstack_tracestring | nullThrown by shimmed out APIs which have not yet been implemented
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error_codenumbermessagestringstack_tracestring | nullThrown when a service is unavailable, such as when it's under heavy load and can't accept new requests. This is expected to be transient and ought to be retried.
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error_codenumbermessagestringstack_tracestring | nullThrown when the service times out while processing a request. This is exepcted to be transient and ought to be retried.
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error_codenumbermessagestringstack_tracestring | nullThrown when the server cannot complete the request because the response payload exceeds a storage or transport capacity limit (e.g., Lambda response size). This is NOT expected to be transient and should NOT be retried.
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