pub enum TaskKind {
Ignore,
Unrecoverable,
CellCritical(CellId),
DnaCritical(Arc<DnaHash>),
}
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The “kind” of a managed task determines how the Result from the task’s completion will be handled.
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Ignore
Log an error if there is one, but otherwise do nothing.
Unrecoverable
If the task returns an error, shut down the conductor.
CellCritical(CellId)
If the task returns an error, “freeze” the cell which caused the error, but continue running the rest of the conductor and other managed tasks.
DnaCritical(Arc<DnaHash>)
If the task returns an error, “freeze” all cells with this dna hash, but continue running the rest of the conductor and other managed tasks.
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impl RefUnwindSafe for TaskKind
impl Send for TaskKind
impl Sync for TaskKind
impl Unpin for TaskKind
impl UnwindSafe for TaskKind
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