e.state.conflict.registry.¶

e.state.conflict.registry. is a match pattern, never a code. It selects every code below it, including ones minted after your handler was written.

Codes under this prefix¶

• e.state.conflict.registry.choice.f — That identifier owns more than one registry, so I won't choose which to issue in.
• e.state.conflict.registry.exists.f — A registry with that identifier is already in this lockbox, and a second one would silently become the first.
• e.state.conflict.registry.f — The registry evidence conflicts with itself, so no state can be established from it.
• e.state.conflict.registry.gid.f — That registry event belongs to a different registry than the proposal names, so I won't act on it.
• e.state.conflict.registry.joint.f — This registry is jointly controlled, so that verb would produce something no verifier could accept.
• e.state.conflict.registry.solo.f — This registry has one controller, so there is nobody to circulate a proposal to.