pub struct MockBatchConfig { /* private fields */ }Implementations§
Source§impl MockBatchConfig
impl MockBatchConfig
Sourcepub fn fails_on_attempt_1_mut(&mut self) -> &mut HashSet<String>
pub fn fails_on_attempt_1_mut(&mut self) -> &mut HashSet<String>
If a batch_id is inserted here, the mock flips it from InProgress->Failed on the first retrieval.
Sourcepub fn attempt_counters_mut(&mut self) -> &mut HashMap<String, u32>
pub fn attempt_counters_mut(&mut self) -> &mut HashMap<String, u32>
Tracks how many times we’ve retrieved a given batch_id.
Sourcepub fn planned_completions_mut(&mut self) -> &mut HashMap<String, (bool, bool)>
pub fn planned_completions_mut(&mut self) -> &mut HashMap<String, (bool, bool)>
If a batch_id is inserted here, on retrieval we flip from InProgress->Completed and set output_file_id / error_file_id accordingly. If not inserted here, we leave the batch in its existing status rather than unconditionally flipping it to Completed.
Source§impl MockBatchConfig
impl MockBatchConfig
Sourcepub fn fails_on_attempt_1(&self) -> &HashSet<String>
pub fn fails_on_attempt_1(&self) -> &HashSet<String>
If a batch_id is inserted here, the mock flips it from InProgress->Failed on the first retrieval.
Sourcepub fn attempt_counters(&self) -> &HashMap<String, u32>
pub fn attempt_counters(&self) -> &HashMap<String, u32>
Tracks how many times we’ve retrieved a given batch_id.
Sourcepub fn planned_completions(&self) -> &HashMap<String, (bool, bool)>
pub fn planned_completions(&self) -> &HashMap<String, (bool, bool)>
If a batch_id is inserted here, on retrieval we flip from InProgress->Completed and set output_file_id / error_file_id accordingly. If not inserted here, we leave the batch in its existing status rather than unconditionally flipping it to Completed.
Source§impl MockBatchConfig
impl MockBatchConfig
Sourcepub fn set_fails_on_attempt_1(
&mut self,
val: HashSet<String>,
) -> &mut MockBatchConfig
pub fn set_fails_on_attempt_1( &mut self, val: HashSet<String>, ) -> &mut MockBatchConfig
If a batch_id is inserted here, the mock flips it from InProgress->Failed on the first retrieval.
Sourcepub fn set_attempt_counters(
&mut self,
val: HashMap<String, u32>,
) -> &mut MockBatchConfig
pub fn set_attempt_counters( &mut self, val: HashMap<String, u32>, ) -> &mut MockBatchConfig
Tracks how many times we’ve retrieved a given batch_id.
Sourcepub fn set_planned_completions(
&mut self,
val: HashMap<String, (bool, bool)>,
) -> &mut MockBatchConfig
pub fn set_planned_completions( &mut self, val: HashMap<String, (bool, bool)>, ) -> &mut MockBatchConfig
If a batch_id is inserted here, on retrieval we flip from InProgress->Completed and set output_file_id / error_file_id accordingly. If not inserted here, we leave the batch in its existing status rather than unconditionally flipping it to Completed.
Trait Implementations§
Source§impl Debug for MockBatchConfig
impl Debug for MockBatchConfig
Source§impl Default for MockBatchConfig
impl Default for MockBatchConfig
Source§fn default() -> MockBatchConfig
fn default() -> MockBatchConfig
Auto Trait Implementations§
impl Freeze for MockBatchConfig
impl RefUnwindSafe for MockBatchConfig
impl Send for MockBatchConfig
impl Sync for MockBatchConfig
impl Unpin for MockBatchConfig
impl UnwindSafe for MockBatchConfig
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