Struct ClearOutcome 

pub struct ClearOutcome {
    pub working_tree_repaired: bool,
    pub committed_tree_repaired: bool,
    pub commit_refused: Option<String>,
}

What force_clear_auto_chain actually did, so the CLI call sites can decide whether to be loud without re-deriving any of it.

Three independent facts, deliberately not collapsed into one enum: a repair can touch the working tree only, the working tree AND the branch tip, or the working tree while explicitly DECLINING the branch tip. The third is not a failure — it is the correct answer when committing would sweep in an edit DevFlow does not own (F-8) — and a call site that could not tell it apart from “nothing happened” would report the deferral as silence.

Fields

working_tree_repaired: bool

The file on disk carried a set flag and now does not.

committed_tree_repaired: bool

The branch tip carried a set flag and a commit was made so it no longer does. Confirmed by re-probing the tip after the commit, never inferred from commit_path returning Ok.

commit_refused: Option<String>

Why the branch-tip half was NOT attempted or did not land. Populated whenever the working tree was corrected but the committed copy was left alone for a reason the operator needs to hear.

Implementations

impl ClearOutcome

pub fn repaired_anything(&self) -> bool

Whether either half of the repair actually changed something.

Deliberately excludes commit_refused: a refusal is a separate thing to be loud about, and folding it in here would make “we fixed something” and “we declined to fix something” indistinguishable at the call site.

Trait Implementations

impl Debug for ClearOutcome

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

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl Default for ClearOutcome

fn default() -> ClearOutcome

Returns the “default value” for a type.