Struct IgnoreRules 

pub struct IgnoreRules { /* private fields */ }

Normalized, ready-to-evaluate [update].ignore rules.

Built once per run via Self::new (normal mode, honoring an explicit --config’s rules) or Self::empty (no --config given — FR-007: update never auto-discovers a deps.toml, so there are never any rules to evaluate in that case).

Implementations

impl IgnoreRules

pub const fn empty() -> Self

No rules — every dependency is eligible (FR-007’s no---config case).

pub fn new(rules: Vec<IgnoreRule>, formatter: &dyn EcosystemFormatter) -> Self

Normalizes rules’ names via formatter.normalize_package_name once, up front, so Self::skip_reason never has to.

pub fn matches_name(&self, normalized_name: &str) -> bool

Whether any rule names normalized_name at all, regardless of its update_types scope — used only by --security-only’s FR-008 override report (never to suppress a candidate there), since an overridden rule is reported as “would have applied” independent of whether its scope would actually have matched this update’s kind.

pub fn skip_reason( &self, normalized_name: &str, kind: UpdateKind, ) -> Option<SkipReason>

Whether a dependency named normalized_name (already normalized), classified kind, should be skipped — Some(SkipReason::IgnoreRule) when a rule matches, None otherwise.

A rule with no update_types matches every kind, including UpdateKind::Unknown. A rule with update_types matches its listed kinds and Unknown — fail-closed (FR-006): a rule that cannot confirm an update is below its stated threshold treats it as if it met the threshold.

Trait Implementations

impl Debug for IgnoreRules

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

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl Default for IgnoreRules

fn default() -> Self

Returns the “default value” for a type.