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Served

bash_interop::rig

Struct Served 

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pub struct Served<K> {
    pub shells: Vec<Attended<K>>,
    pub failed: Option<Failure>,
}
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What a served session produced.

Reaching one means the conversation ran and was seen out. A Failure instead means it never got that far.

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§shells: Vec<Attended<K>>

Every shell that joined, in the order they did.

§failed: Option<Failure>

What went wrong closing up, if anything: a line left half-read, or a reaction that would not let go.

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impl<K> !RefUnwindSafe for Served<K>

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impl<K> !UnwindSafe for Served<K>

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