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StopOutcome

Enum StopOutcome 

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pub enum StopOutcome {
    Stopped {
        record: PidRecord,
        fate: Result<NoteFate, String>,
        waited: Duration,
        pid_file_reconciled: Result<bool, String>,
    },
    AlreadyGone {
        record: PidRecord,
        fate: Result<NoteFate, String>,
        pid_file_reconciled: Result<bool, String>,
    },
    StillDraining {
        record: PidRecord,
        waited: Duration,
    },
}
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How the stop ended when it was allowed to act.

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Stopped

The server was signalled and exited within the patience window. The death note’s account of the exit rides along.

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§record: PidRecord

The incarnation that was stopped.

§fate: Result<NoteFate, String>

What the death note records for it (the drain outcome lives here; its absence is a state, not an error), or why the note could not be read — a bookkeeping failure beside a server that is PROVEN exited, carried as its own fact, never allowed to destroy this outcome (see [exit_bookkeeping]).

§waited: Duration

How long the wait took.

§pid_file_reconciled: Result<bool, String>

Whether a pid file the dying server left behind was reconciled away (a clean exit removes its own; a forced one cannot), or why reconciliation failed — Err means the file may still name the dead pid and wants a manual look.

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AlreadyGone

The recorded process was already gone: nothing to signal. The file is reconciled away and the note consulted for what happened.

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§record: PidRecord

The incarnation the file named.

§fate: Result<NoteFate, String>

The death note’s account — ArmedNotDisarmed with no record here is the kill -9 shape, reported as exactly that — or why the note could not be read (carried, never propagated: the goal state already holds).

§pid_file_reconciled: Result<bool, String>

Whether the stale file was removed, or why removing it failed.

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StillDraining

The server is still draining when the patience elapsed. Not a failure and not a guess: the server owns its drain, and a second stop is the operator’s escalation (the server treats a second termination signal as “force immediate exit”).

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§record: PidRecord

The incarnation still running.

§waited: Duration

How long the verb waited before reporting.

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impl Clone for StopOutcome

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fn clone(&self) -> StopOutcome

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for StopOutcome

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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