Struct GraphRunRecorder

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pub struct GraphRunRecorder { /* private fields */ }

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Adapter that records graph lifecycle Events into a RunLedger.

Usage:

Call GraphRunRecorder::start to create a new run.
Call GraphRunRecorder::record for each domain event.
Call GraphRunRecorder::finish_ok or GraphRunRecorder::finish_err to finalize.

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impl GraphRunRecorder

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pub async fn start( ledger: Arc<dyn RunLedger>, spec_digest: &ContentDigest, metadata: RunMetadata, ) -> StorageResult<Self>

Start a new run in the ledger, returning a recorder bound to that run.

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pub async fn record(&self, event: &Event) -> StorageResult<()>

Record a single domain event into the ledger.

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pub async fn finish_ok(self, summary: RunSummary) -> StorageResult<()>

Finalize the run as completed.

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pub async fn finish_err(self, summary: RunSummary) -> StorageResult<()>

Finalize the run as failed.

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pub fn run_id(&self) -> &RunId

Return a reference to the run ID.

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impl !UnwindSafe for GraphRunRecorder

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