pub struct ImportReport {
pub mapped: Vec<[String; 4]>,
pub unmapped: Vec<(String, String)>,
pub warnings: Vec<String>,
}Expand description
Everything profile import produced: the profile to save plus the honest
account of what mapped, what did not, and why.
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§mapped: Vec<[String; 4]>(source field, raw value, converted value, destination field)
unmapped: Vec<(String, String)>(source field, human explanation) — data the profile store cannot hold.
warnings: Vec<String>Trait Implementations§
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impl Freeze for ImportReport
impl RefUnwindSafe for ImportReport
impl Send for ImportReport
impl Sync for ImportReport
impl Unpin for ImportReport
impl UnsafeUnpin for ImportReport
impl UnwindSafe for ImportReport
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