Struct PocketIcManagedServer 

pub struct PocketIcManagedServer { /* private fields */ }

Caller-owned PocketIC server process with bounded startup and output capture.

Dropping the handle terminates and waits for the managed child. On Unix, teardown also terminates descendants remaining in its owned process group. Callers may create several instances through Self::url and PocketIcStartupConfig::connect while retaining explicit server ownership. The handle is process-local and does not coordinate ownership across Cargo or test-runner processes; use an externally owned server with bounded connect mode for that topology. The handle owns no binary discovery, download, cache, or compatibility policy.

Implementations

impl PocketIcManagedServer

pub fn process_id(&self) -> u32

OS process ID of the owned server child, for caller-managed monitoring.

This identifies the server process, not its descendants, and does not establish that it is still running. The OS may reuse the ID after the child exits and is reaped. Dropping this handle terminates and waits for the child; retaining the ID does not retain server ownership.

pub fn url(&self) -> &str

Loopback URL published by the managed server.

pub fn output(&self) -> PocketIcManagedServerOutput

Current bounded stdout and stderr captured from the managed server.

This reads at most the first 16 KiB from each retained output file, renders it as lossy UTF-8, and adds an omitted-byte suffix when truncated. The diagnostic read is bounded; files can grow while the server runs.