Struct RecordAdmissionFailure 

pub struct RecordAdmissionFailure<'a, EF, V, LF> { /* private fields */ }

Internal fault paired with the unchanged replayable aggregate.

Implementations

impl<'a, EF, V, LF> RecordAdmissionFailure<'a, EF, V, LF>

pub const fn fault(&self) -> &RecordAdmissionFault

Borrows the selected internal fault.

pub const fn unchanged(&self) -> &UnchangedRecordAdmission<'a, EF, V, LF>

Borrows the unchanged replayable aggregate.

pub fn into_parts( self, ) -> (RecordAdmissionFault, UnchangedRecordAdmission<'a, EF, V, LF>)

Recovers the fault and complete unchanged operation state.

pub fn into_terminal_refusal( self, ) -> (RecordAdmissionResponse, RecordAdmissionFault, UnchangedRecordAdmission<'a, EF, V, LF>)

Mints the request-bound TERMINAL refusal for this fault and returns the unchanged aggregate in the same move.

⛔ THE ONLY MINT. RecordAdmissionResponse::from_protocol_fault is crate-visible, so this method is the whole boundary: a server cannot mint the row without a real failure aggregate from the total selector, cannot choose the coarse class (it is derived from the fault by RecordAdmissionFault::class), and cannot answer the client without simultaneously receiving the owner it must reinstall. Before this existed, the Fault arm dropped the taken frontier and closed the connection with no frame — those two defects were the SAME line, and this signature is what stops them separating again.

The fault’s own value is returned alongside so the server can log its full Debug text. Nothing of it reaches the wire.

Trait Implementations

impl<'a, EF: Debug, V: Debug, LF: Debug> Debug for RecordAdmissionFailure<'a, EF, V, LF>

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

Formats the value using the given formatter.