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Accounting

Struct Accounting 

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pub struct Accounting { /* private fields */ }
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Every request one session sent, and what each cost.

It is on this crate’s ordinary code path — crate::GitHubProjectsSource records into one at the single place a request leaves the crate, with no environment variable, no feature and no build configuration to know about, because an instrument nobody switches on measures nothing. It is constructible and recordable-into from outside the crate for the other half of the same reason: a caller making its own calls beside this source’s — the credentialed lane verifying a schema, sweeping residue, cleaning up — accounts for the whole session rather than for this source’s share of it.

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impl Accounting

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pub fn new() -> Self

An accounting with nothing in it.

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pub fn estimate(&self, budget: Budget, cost: u64)

Record what a caller estimated this session would spend against budget, before it started.

An estimate is not an observation and is kept apart from one everywhere below: it is what a precondition decided on, and the point of carrying it here is that a report can put it beside what the session really spent, so a reader sees how far the model was from GitHub’s own figures rather than being told to trust it. The last estimate recorded for a budget is the one reported, because a precondition decides once.

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pub fn record(&self, request: Request)

Record one request.

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pub fn snapshot(&self) -> Session

A snapshot of what has been recorded so far: a value to hold and compare, never a live borrow of this accounting.

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impl Debug for Accounting

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

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Default for Accounting

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fn default() -> Accounting

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more

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