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AuditProgrammaticOutput

Struct AuditProgrammaticOutput 

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pub struct AuditProgrammaticOutput {
Show 15 fields pub verdict: AuditVerdict, pub summary: AuditSummary, pub attribution: AuditAttribution, pub changed_files_count: usize, pub base_ref: String, pub base_description: Option<String>, pub head_sha: Option<String>, pub elapsed: Duration, pub base_snapshot_skipped: Option<bool>, pub base_snapshot: Option<AuditProgrammaticKeySnapshot>, pub dead_code: Option<DeadCodeProgrammaticOutput>, pub duplication: Option<DuplicationProgrammaticOutput>, pub complexity: Option<HealthProgrammaticOutput>, pub next_steps: Vec<NextStep>, pub telemetry_analysis_run_id: Option<String>,
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Typed programmatic audit output before JSON serialization.

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§verdict: AuditVerdict

Overall audit verdict.

§summary: AuditSummary

Per-category issue counts.

§attribution: AuditAttribution

New-vs-inherited counts and the configured gate.

§changed_files_count: usize

Number of changed files the audit analyzed.

§base_ref: String

Git revision the audit compared against.

§base_description: Option<String>

Human-readable description of how the base was chosen.

§head_sha: Option<String>

Commit SHA of the analyzed head, when known.

§elapsed: Duration

Audit wall time, emitted as elapsed_ms when serialized.

§base_snapshot_skipped: Option<bool>

Always None on the typed route. A skipped base means that the head keys stand in for the base, so every finding is inherited. It does not mean that no attribution ran.

§base_snapshot: Option<AuditProgrammaticKeySnapshot>

Attribution key sets of the base run, scoped to the changed files and the pre-rename paths, with the rename remap and the dependency scope applied. When the head run stands in for the base, it holds the head keys. None when the gate needs no base or when the changeset is empty.

§dead_code: Option<DeadCodeProgrammaticOutput>

Dead-code section; None when the audit skipped it.

§duplication: Option<DuplicationProgrammaticOutput>

Duplication section; None when the audit skipped it.

§complexity: Option<HealthProgrammaticOutput>

Complexity (health) section; None when the audit skipped it.

§next_steps: Vec<NextStep>

Suggested follow-up commands for the consumer.

§telemetry_analysis_run_id: Option<String>

Analysis run id stamped into telemetry metadata when present.

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impl Clone for AuditProgrammaticOutput

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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 AuditProgrammaticOutput

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

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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