Struct aws_sdk_cloudwatchlogs::config::RuntimeComponentsBuilder

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pub struct RuntimeComponentsBuilder { /* private fields */ }
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Builder for RuntimeComponents.

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impl RuntimeComponentsBuilder

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pub const fn new(name: &'static str) -> RuntimeComponentsBuilder

Creates a new builder.

Since multiple builders are merged together to make the final RuntimeComponents, all components added by this builder are associated with the given name so that the origin of a component can be easily found when debugging.

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pub fn merge_from( self, other: &RuntimeComponentsBuilder, ) -> RuntimeComponentsBuilder

Merge in components from another builder.

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pub fn build(self) -> Result<RuntimeComponents, BuildError>

Builds RuntimeComponents from this builder.

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impl RuntimeComponentsBuilder

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pub fn from_runtime_components( rc: RuntimeComponents, builder_name: &'static str, ) -> RuntimeComponentsBuilder

Creates a new RuntimeComponentsBuilder, inheriting all fields from the given RuntimeComponents.

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pub fn auth_scheme_option_resolver( &self, ) -> Option<SharedAuthSchemeOptionResolver>

Returns the auth scheme option resolver.

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pub fn set_auth_scheme_option_resolver( &mut self, auth_scheme_option_resolver: Option<impl ResolveAuthSchemeOptions + 'static>, ) -> &mut RuntimeComponentsBuilder

Sets the auth scheme option resolver.

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pub fn with_auth_scheme_option_resolver( self, auth_scheme_option_resolver: Option<impl ResolveAuthSchemeOptions + 'static>, ) -> RuntimeComponentsBuilder

Sets the auth scheme option resolver.

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pub fn http_client(&self) -> Option<SharedHttpClient>

Returns the HTTP client.

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pub fn set_http_client( &mut self, connector: Option<impl HttpClient + 'static>, ) -> &mut RuntimeComponentsBuilder

Sets the HTTP client.

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pub fn with_http_client( self, connector: Option<impl HttpClient + 'static>, ) -> RuntimeComponentsBuilder

Sets the HTTP client.

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pub fn endpoint_resolver(&self) -> Option<SharedEndpointResolver>

Returns the endpoint resolver.

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pub fn set_endpoint_resolver( &mut self, endpoint_resolver: Option<impl ResolveEndpoint + 'static>, ) -> &mut RuntimeComponentsBuilder

Sets the endpoint resolver.

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pub fn with_endpoint_resolver( self, endpoint_resolver: Option<impl ResolveEndpoint + 'static>, ) -> RuntimeComponentsBuilder

Sets the endpoint resolver.

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pub fn auth_schemes(&self) -> impl Iterator<Item = SharedAuthScheme>

Returns the auth schemes.

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pub fn push_auth_scheme( &mut self, auth_scheme: impl AuthScheme + 'static, ) -> &mut RuntimeComponentsBuilder

Adds an auth scheme.

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pub fn with_auth_scheme( self, auth_scheme: impl AuthScheme + 'static, ) -> RuntimeComponentsBuilder

Adds an auth scheme.

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pub fn identity_cache(&self) -> Option<SharedIdentityCache>

Returns the identity cache.

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pub fn set_identity_cache( &mut self, identity_cache: Option<impl ResolveCachedIdentity + 'static>, ) -> &mut RuntimeComponentsBuilder

Sets the identity cache.

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pub fn with_identity_cache( self, identity_cache: Option<impl ResolveCachedIdentity + 'static>, ) -> RuntimeComponentsBuilder

Sets the identity cache.

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pub fn push_identity_resolver( &mut self, scheme_id: AuthSchemeId, identity_resolver: impl ResolveIdentity + 'static, ) -> &mut RuntimeComponentsBuilder

👎Deprecated: This method is broken since it does not replace an existing identity resolver of the given auth scheme ID. Use set_identity_resolver instead.

This method is broken since it does not replace an existing identity resolver of the given auth scheme ID. Use set_identity_resolver instead.

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pub fn set_identity_resolver( &mut self, scheme_id: AuthSchemeId, identity_resolver: impl ResolveIdentity + 'static, ) -> &mut RuntimeComponentsBuilder

Sets the identity resolver for a given scheme_id.

If there is already an identity resolver for that scheme_id, this method will replace the existing one with the passed-in identity_resolver.

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pub fn with_identity_resolver( self, scheme_id: AuthSchemeId, identity_resolver: impl ResolveIdentity + 'static, ) -> RuntimeComponentsBuilder

Adds an identity resolver.

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pub fn interceptors(&self) -> impl Iterator<Item = SharedInterceptor>

Returns the interceptors.

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pub fn extend_interceptors( &mut self, interceptors: impl Iterator<Item = SharedInterceptor>, ) -> &mut RuntimeComponentsBuilder

Adds all the given interceptors.

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pub fn push_interceptor( &mut self, interceptor: impl Intercept + 'static, ) -> &mut RuntimeComponentsBuilder

Adds an interceptor.

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pub fn with_interceptor( self, interceptor: impl Intercept + 'static, ) -> RuntimeComponentsBuilder

Adds an interceptor.

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pub fn set_interceptors( &mut self, interceptors: impl Iterator<Item = SharedInterceptor>, ) -> &mut RuntimeComponentsBuilder

Directly sets the interceptors and clears out any that were previously pushed.

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pub fn with_interceptors( self, interceptors: impl Iterator<Item = SharedInterceptor>, ) -> RuntimeComponentsBuilder

Directly sets the interceptors and clears out any that were previously pushed.

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pub fn retry_classifiers(&self) -> impl Iterator<Item = SharedRetryClassifier>

Returns the retry classifiers.

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pub fn extend_retry_classifiers( &mut self, retry_classifiers: impl Iterator<Item = SharedRetryClassifier>, ) -> &mut RuntimeComponentsBuilder

Adds all the given retry classifiers.

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pub fn push_retry_classifier( &mut self, retry_classifier: impl ClassifyRetry + 'static, ) -> &mut RuntimeComponentsBuilder

Adds a retry_classifier.

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pub fn with_retry_classifier( self, retry_classifier: impl ClassifyRetry + 'static, ) -> RuntimeComponentsBuilder

Adds a retry_classifier.

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pub fn set_retry_classifiers( &mut self, retry_classifiers: impl Iterator<Item = SharedRetryClassifier>, ) -> &mut RuntimeComponentsBuilder

Directly sets the retry_classifiers and clears out any that were previously pushed.

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pub fn retry_strategy(&self) -> Option<SharedRetryStrategy>

Returns the retry strategy.

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pub fn set_retry_strategy( &mut self, retry_strategy: Option<impl RetryStrategy + 'static>, ) -> &mut RuntimeComponentsBuilder

Sets the retry strategy.

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pub fn with_retry_strategy( self, retry_strategy: Option<impl RetryStrategy + 'static>, ) -> RuntimeComponentsBuilder

Sets the retry strategy.

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pub fn sleep_impl(&self) -> Option<SharedAsyncSleep>

Returns the async sleep implementation.

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pub fn set_sleep_impl( &mut self, sleep_impl: Option<SharedAsyncSleep>, ) -> &mut RuntimeComponentsBuilder

Sets the async sleep implementation.

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pub fn with_sleep_impl( self, sleep_impl: Option<impl AsyncSleep + 'static>, ) -> RuntimeComponentsBuilder

Sets the async sleep implementation.

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pub fn time_source(&self) -> Option<SharedTimeSource>

Returns the time source.

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pub fn set_time_source( &mut self, time_source: Option<SharedTimeSource>, ) -> &mut RuntimeComponentsBuilder

Sets the time source.

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pub fn with_time_source( self, time_source: Option<impl TimeSource + 'static>, ) -> RuntimeComponentsBuilder

Sets the time source.

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pub fn config_validators(&self) -> impl Iterator<Item = SharedConfigValidator>

Returns the config validators.

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pub fn extend_config_validators( &mut self, config_validators: impl Iterator<Item = SharedConfigValidator>, ) -> &mut RuntimeComponentsBuilder

Adds all the given config validators.

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pub fn push_config_validator( &mut self, config_validator: impl ValidateConfig + 'static, ) -> &mut RuntimeComponentsBuilder

Adds a config validator.

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pub fn with_config_validator( self, config_validator: impl ValidateConfig + 'static, ) -> RuntimeComponentsBuilder

Adds a config validator.

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pub fn validate_base_client_config( &self, cfg: &ConfigBag, ) -> Result<(), Box<dyn Error + Sync + Send>>

Validate the base client configuration.

This is intended to be called internally by the client.

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pub fn into_time_components(self) -> TimeComponents

Converts this builder into TimeComponents.

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impl RuntimeComponentsBuilder

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pub fn for_tests() -> RuntimeComponentsBuilder

Available on crate feature test-util only.

Creates a runtime components builder with all the required components filled in with fake (panicking) implementations.

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impl Clone for RuntimeComponentsBuilder

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fn clone(&self) -> RuntimeComponentsBuilder

Returns a copy 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 RuntimeComponentsBuilder

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

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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