Struct SubscribeReport 

pub struct SubscribeReport {
    pub handle: SubscriptionHandle,
    pub ok: Vec<SeriesKey>,
    pub failed: Vec<FailedStream>,
    pub seed_outcomes: Vec<(SeriesKey, SeedOutcome)>,
}

Outcome of crate::Station::subscribe in continue-on-error mode.

handle always exists and carries events for every stream in ok. failed is a per-stream list of subscribes that did not produce a live forwarder. The most common entry there is StationError::StreamNotSupported — the venue genuinely does not expose the requested stream on the WS wire. Other errors (transport, REST, symbol normalize) also land here so the consumer can log them without aborting the whole subscribe batch.

failed is empty on success — callers that want fail-fast semantics can simply if !report.failed.is_empty() { return Err(...) }.

Fields

handle: SubscriptionHandle

ok: Vec<SeriesKey>

failed: Vec<FailedStream>

seed_outcomes: Vec<(SeriesKey, SeedOutcome)>

Cold-seed crate::SeedOutcome recorded for every ok key whose acquire path ran a trade-history seed fetch (derived kinds that consume Kind::Trade — footprint/counted-bars/price-path/CVD/TPO families). Absent entries mean either no seed fetch happened for that key (WS-only cold start, poll-only stream, or a re-acquire of an already-live mux) or the key is not in ok.

Not abused for failed — a truncated-but-nonempty seed is still a successful subscribe (the key is in ok); check SeedOutcome::truncated_by to see whether the venue capped it.

Implementations

impl SubscribeReport

pub fn is_fully_ok(&self) -> bool

True if every requested stream produced a live forwarder.

pub fn total(&self) -> usize

Convenience: total streams requested (ok.len() + failed.len()).

Trait Implementations

impl Debug for SubscribeReport

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

Formats the value using the given formatter.