pub enum Keys {
One(String),
Several(Vec<String>),
Prefix(String),
}Expand description
What a source reads: one key, several named keys, or a range.
Every constructor takes one, and a bare &str or String is
Keys::one — so the single-key spelling every caller already wrote keeps
working unchanged.
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One(String)
One key, whose value is the whole document.
Several(Vec<String>)
Several named keys, merged in the order given — later wins.
The rule a list of .file(..) calls already teaches: the caller wrote
the list, so the list is the precedence. Read as one etcd transaction,
so every key is read at the same revision.
Cannot be watched. etcd establishes a watch on a key or on a range,
so an arbitrary list is one stream per key, and N independent streams
never say the set moved — they say one key did, N times. Watch a
prefix, or poll refresh_remote_async().
Prefix(String)
Every key under a prefix, merged as disjoint sections.
A caller naming a prefix is not expressing an order — the order is whatever etcd lists, which is nobody’s decision — so two keys under the prefix supplying the same path is a deployment bug, and reported as one rather than resolved. Read as a single range request.
Can be watched, and is the only multi-key shape here that can: one
stream over the range says the set moved and carries the revision it
moved at, and one range read at that revision is the set as of one
instant. See Etcd::watch.
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impl Eq for Keys
impl StructuralPartialEq for Keys
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impl Freeze for Keys
impl RefUnwindSafe for Keys
impl Send for Keys
impl Sync for Keys
impl Unpin for Keys
impl UnsafeUnpin for Keys
impl UnwindSafe for Keys
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