casper_node/types/
exit_code.rs

1use datasize::DataSize;
2use signal_hook::consts::signal::{SIGINT, SIGQUIT, SIGTERM};
3
4/// The offset Rust uses by default when generating an exit code after being interrupted by a
5/// termination signal.
6const SIGNAL_OFFSET: u8 = 128;
7
8/// Exit codes which should be used by the casper-node binary, and provided by the reactor to the
9/// binary.
10///
11/// Note that a panic will result in the Rust process producing an exit code of 101.
12#[derive(Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, Debug, DataSize)]
13#[repr(u8)]
14#[non_exhaustive]
15pub enum ExitCode {
16    /// The process should exit with success.  The launcher should proceed to run the next
17    /// installed version of `casper-node`.
18    Success = 0,
19    /// The process should exit with `101`, equivalent to panicking.  The launcher should not
20    /// restart the node.
21    Abort = 101,
22    /// The process should exit with `102`.  It used to be an indication to the launcher
23    /// that it should proceed to run the previous installed version of `casper-node`.
24    /// It is no longer used, but we keep it here to avoid it being reassigned to other features.
25    #[doc(hidden)]
26    DowngradeVersion = 102,
27    /// The process should exit with `103`.  The user requested a node shut down without restart.
28    CleanExitDontRestart = 103,
29    /// The exit code Rust uses by default when interrupted via an `INT` signal.
30    SigInt = SIGNAL_OFFSET + SIGINT as u8,
31    /// The exit code Rust uses by default when interrupted via a `QUIT` signal.
32    SigQuit = SIGNAL_OFFSET + SIGQUIT as u8,
33    /// The exit code Rust uses by default when interrupted via a `TERM` signal.
34    SigTerm = SIGNAL_OFFSET + SIGTERM as u8,
35}
casper_node/types/exit_code.rs

casper_node/types/
exit_code.rs
