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PlannedUpdateItem

Struct PlannedUpdateItem 

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pub struct PlannedUpdateItem {
    pub name: String,
    pub current: CurrentVersion,
    pub outcome: Outcome,
    pub advisory_ids: Vec<String>,
    pub ignore_rule_overridden: bool,
    pub gossip_excluded_version: Option<ConcreteVersion>,
    pub cooldown_fallback: Option<CooldownFallbackNote>,
}
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One dependency’s disposition in an UpdatePlan.

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§name: String

The dependency’s declared (raw) name.

§current: CurrentVersion

The version this dependency is currently pinned to, its declared requirement text when no concrete in-use version could be resolved, or CurrentVersion::Unknown when neither is available.

§outcome: Outcome

This item’s disposition — the target version considered (even when no edit was written) lives inside Self::outcome’s own variant (#1615: folding it into Outcome makes a target only representable where the variant actually carries one, rather than as a second, independently settable item-level field). Read it via Self::target.

§advisory_ids: Vec<String>

OSV advisory ids this item resolves. Populated in --security-only mode, and also in default mode for a cooldown-fallback decision that names a Flagged latest/fallback verdict (spec 075 FR-011/FR-012) — empty for an Unverified verdict, which carries no advisory list to report.

§ignore_rule_overridden: bool

Whether a matching [update].ignore rule exists but was overridden (FR-008, --security-only mode only — the rule never applies in default mode, since a match there is reported via Outcome::Skipped with reason SkipReason::IgnoreRule instead).

§gossip_excluded_version: Option<ConcreteVersion>

A newer version excluded from this item’s Self::target by an active GOSSIP cooldown finding (issue #1521 item 1) — mirrors check’s identical deps_core::lsp_helpers::PackageVersions::gossip_excluded_version attribution (crate::report::to_finding). Populated only for Outcome::Applied items in default mode; always None under --security-only, whose fix target never reads a GOSSIP-filtered latest at all.

§cooldown_fallback: Option<CooldownFallbackNote>

Spec 075 FR-013: attribution for a cooldown-fallback decision — one field so CooldownFallbackNote::AppliedInsteadOf and CooldownFallbackNote::Blocked can never both be set for the same item. None when no fallback candidate was ever consulted for this occurrence (CooldownDisposition::NotEvaluated/Cleared, or Blocked { fallback: None }).

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impl PlannedUpdateItem

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pub fn new( name: String, current: CurrentVersion, outcome: Outcome, advisory_ids: Vec<String>, ignore_rule_overridden: bool, gossip_excluded_version: Option<ConcreteVersion>, cooldown_fallback: Option<CooldownFallbackNote>, ) -> Self

Builds a PlannedUpdateItem from its already-computed fields.

Replaces the near-identical hand-rolled struct literals security.rs’s four terminal-outcome builders and this module’s own resolve_occurrence build closure previously each constructed independently (issue #1551 finding 5) — a field change affecting those two call sites now only requires touching this constructor. Fields stay pub and other construction sites remain plain struct literals (e.g. deps-cli’s exit.rs, this module’s own tests, and the doctest above) — this constructor does not make the type #[non_exhaustive] or migrate every existing literal to it.

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pub const fn target(&self) -> Option<&ConcreteVersion>

This item’s considered/applied target version — delegates to Outcome::target, the sole read path since #1615 folded the target into Self::outcome’s own variant.

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pub fn reason(&self) -> String

A one-line human-readable reason for Self::outcome (FR-021’s reason field).

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impl Clone for PlannedUpdateItem

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fn clone(&self) -> Self

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for PlannedUpdateItem

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

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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