use crate::cli::args::DlqCommands;
use anyhow::Result;
pub async fn run_dlq_command(command: DlqCommands) -> Result<()> {
match command {
DlqCommands::List {
job_id: _job_id,
eligible: _eligible,
limit: _limit,
} => {
println!("Listing DLQ (Dead Letter Queue) items...");
Ok(())
}
DlqCommands::Inspect {
item_id: _item_id,
job_id: _job_id,
} => {
println!("Inspecting DLQ item...");
Ok(())
}
DlqCommands::Analyze {
job_id: _job_id,
export: _export,
} => {
println!("Analyzing DLQ failure patterns...");
Ok(())
}
DlqCommands::Export {
output: _output,
job_id: _job_id,
format: _format,
} => {
println!("Exporting DLQ items...");
Ok(())
}
DlqCommands::Purge {
older_than_days: _older_than_days,
job_id: _job_id,
yes: _yes,
} => {
println!("Purging old DLQ items...");
Ok(())
}
DlqCommands::Retry {
workflow_id: _workflow_id,
filter: _filter,
max_retries: _max_retries,
parallel: _parallel,
force: _force,
} => {
println!("Retrying failed DLQ items...");
Ok(())
}
DlqCommands::Stats {
workflow_id: _workflow_id,
} => {
println!("Showing DLQ statistics...");
Ok(())
}
DlqCommands::Clear {
workflow_id: _workflow_id,
yes: _yes,
} => {
println!("Clearing processed DLQ items...");
Ok(())
}
}
}