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WorkItemReader

Struct WorkItemReader 

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pub struct WorkItemReader {
    pub start_item: Option<WorkItem>,
    pub completion_messages: Vec<WorkItem>,
    pub orchestration_name: String,
    pub input: String,
    pub version: Option<String>,
    pub parent_instance: Option<String>,
    pub parent_id: Option<u64>,
    pub is_continue_as_new: bool,
}
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Reader for extracting information from a batch of work items

Separates start/CAN items from completion messages and extracts execution parameters in a single pass.

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§start_item: Option<WorkItem>

The start or continue-as-new item, if present

§completion_messages: Vec<WorkItem>

All completion messages (ActivityCompleted, TimerFired, etc.)

§orchestration_name: String

Orchestration name (from start item or fallback)

§input: String

Input string (from start item or empty)

§version: Option<String>

Version (from start item or None)

§parent_instance: Option<String>

Parent instance (from start item or None)

§parent_id: Option<u64>

Parent event ID (from start item or None)

§is_continue_as_new: bool

Whether this is a ContinueAsNew

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impl WorkItemReader

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pub fn from_messages( messages: &[WorkItem], history_mgr: &HistoryManager, instance: &str, ) -> Self

Parse a batch of work items

Separates start/CAN from completions and extracts parameters. Falls back to history_reader if no start item is present.

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pub fn has_start_item(&self) -> bool

Check if this batch has a start or continue-as-new item

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pub fn has_orchestration_name(&self) -> bool

Check if the orchestration name is empty (error condition)

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impl Debug for WorkItemReader

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