pub struct PresenceFilter<Src: BlockMetadata, Dst: BlockMetadata> { /* private fields */ }Expand description
G1→G2 filter: skip blocks already present in destination tier.
Uses BlockRegistry::check_presence to determine if a block exists
in the destination tier without acquiring a full block reference.
This is efficient because it only checks the registry metadata.
§Duplicate Prevention
When a PendingTracker is configured, this filter also checks for blocks
that are currently in-flight through the pipeline. This prevents duplicate
transfers when overlapping sequences are enqueued at roughly the same time.
§Performance
This policy is fully synchronous and returns Either::Left(Ready),
avoiding any heap allocation per evaluation.
§Example
let tracker = Arc::new(PendingTracker::new());
let filter = PresenceFilter::<G1, G2>::new(registry.clone())
.with_pending_tracker(tracker);
// Blocks already in G2 OR in-flight will be filtered outImplementations§
Source§impl<Src: BlockMetadata, Dst: BlockMetadata> PresenceFilter<Src, Dst>
impl<Src: BlockMetadata, Dst: BlockMetadata> PresenceFilter<Src, Dst>
Sourcepub fn new(registry: Arc<BlockRegistry>) -> Self
pub fn new(registry: Arc<BlockRegistry>) -> Self
Create a new presence filter without pending tracking.
Sourcepub fn with_pending_tracker(self, tracker: Arc<PendingTracker>) -> Self
pub fn with_pending_tracker(self, tracker: Arc<PendingTracker>) -> Self
Add a pending tracker for duplicate prevention.
When set, blocks that are currently in-flight (passed policy but not yet registered in destination) will be filtered out.
Sourcepub fn pending_tracker(&self) -> Option<&Arc<PendingTracker>>
pub fn pending_tracker(&self) -> Option<&Arc<PendingTracker>>
Get a reference to the pending tracker if configured.
Trait Implementations§
Source§impl<Src: BlockMetadata, Dst: BlockMetadata> OffloadPolicy<Src> for PresenceFilter<Src, Dst>
impl<Src: BlockMetadata, Dst: BlockMetadata> OffloadPolicy<Src> for PresenceFilter<Src, Dst>
Source§fn evaluate<'a>(&'a self, ctx: &'a EvalContext<Src>) -> PolicyFuture<'a>
fn evaluate<'a>(&'a self, ctx: &'a EvalContext<Src>) -> PolicyFuture<'a>
Source§fn evaluate_batch<'a>(
&'a self,
contexts: &'a [EvalContext<Src>],
) -> PolicyBatchFuture<'a>
fn evaluate_batch<'a>( &'a self, contexts: &'a [EvalContext<Src>], ) -> PolicyBatchFuture<'a>
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impl<Src, Dst> !RefUnwindSafe for PresenceFilter<Src, Dst>
impl<Src, Dst> !UnwindSafe for PresenceFilter<Src, Dst>
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impl<Src, Dst> Send for PresenceFilter<Src, Dst>
impl<Src, Dst> Sync for PresenceFilter<Src, Dst>
impl<Src, Dst> Unpin for PresenceFilter<Src, Dst>
impl<Src, Dst> UnsafeUnpin for PresenceFilter<Src, Dst>
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