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`Actor.child_runs` is a sync property that maps each run name to a `RunClientAsync` for the current run under that name. It has the same shape as `Actor.childRuns` in the JS SDK (apify/apify-sdk-js#759). The client covers the run and its storages: ```python run = await Actor.child_runs['scrape-eu'].wait_for_finish() ``` The SDK reads the registry from the default key-value store when the Actor initializes, so runs recorded before a migration or resurrection are included and reading the property makes no API calls. That adds one record read to every init. A malformed record fails the init and leaves the Actor uninitialized. Runs started without a `run_name` aren't tracked. Runs that were replaced under a name stay in the `history` of the `__ACTOR_CHILD_RUNS` record and aren't exposed. A run started or reattached with a custom `token` gets a client with that token. A run recorded before a migration and not reattached since gets the default client, because the token isn't stored. It also fixes a duplicate `max_items` deprecation warning from #1149: a named start that resurrects its recorded run no longer warns a second time from inside the SDK. Docs are in #1160. Closes: #1129 *✍️ Drafted by Claude Code*
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Stacked on #1155.
Docs for the whole child runs stack, moved out of #1149, #1151, #1153, #1154 and #1155 so those PRs only carry code and tests. Adds sections on named child runs, the
Actor.child_runsproperty, aborting child runs with the parent, the concurrency limit and the shared charge budget to the "Interacting with other Actors" guide, each with a code sample.✍️ Drafted by Claude Code