Struct PushOutcome 

pub struct PushOutcome {
    pub commands: Vec<RefCommand>,
    pub statuses: Vec<RefStatus>,
    pub unnameable: Vec<UnnameableRef>,
    pub push_options: Vec<String>,
    pub pack: Option<IndexedPack>,
    pub pack_bytes: Option<u64>,
    pub new_objects: Result<Vec<ObjectId>, String>,
    pub atomic: bool,
    pub unpack: Result<(), String>,
}

Everything one push did.

Fields

commands: Vec<RefCommand>

The commands as sent.

statuses: Vec<RefStatus>

One status per command, in the same order.

unnameable: Vec<UnnameableRef>

Command lines refused for their reference name, which therefore have no RefCommand to carry a status. See UnnameableRef.

push_options: Vec<String>

push-option lines, if the capability was negotiated.

pack: Option<IndexedPack>

The indexed pack, or None when the push was deletions only.

pack_bytes: Option<u64>

Packfile bytes the client sent, counted off the wire. See PushFacts::pack_bytes.

new_objects: Result<Vec<ObjectId>, String>

The objects the push introduced, or why they are unknown. Same value the gates saw; see PushFacts::new_objects.

atomic: bool

Whether the client asked for --atomic.

unpack: Result<(), String>

What the client was told about unpacking: Ok or a one-line reason.

Implementations

impl PushOutcome

pub fn all_ok(&self) -> bool

Did every reference land?

An unnameable reference counts as a refusal: it is reported as ng, so a caller reading this to mean the push succeeded must see false.

Trait Implementations

impl Debug for PushOutcome

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

Formats the value using the given formatter.