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UpdateEntityOutcome

Struct UpdateEntityOutcome 

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pub struct UpdateEntityOutcome {
Show 13 fields pub id: EntityId, pub title: String, pub file_path: String, pub content_hash: String, pub write_id: String, pub modified_date: String, pub modified_sections: ModifiedSections, pub modified_metadata: ModifiedMetadata, pub prospective_hash: Option<String>, pub orphan_stubs_removed: Vec<EntityId>, pub warnings: Vec<WarningHint>, pub relations_declared: Vec<RelationDeclared>, pub anchors_changed: Option<bool>,
}
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Successful outcome of [Engine::update_entity].

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§id: EntityId§title: String

Title from the parsed entity after the write — wire-equivalent to full’s UpdateResult.title. Reflects post-write state in case a future update path touches the title (today the update surface doesn’t, but reading from the parsed entity rather than echoing args keeps the field correct as the surface evolves).

§file_path: String§content_hash: String

Wire key _hash.

§write_id: String

The identity the mem’s backend minted for this write — a commit SHA on a git-branch mem, an opaque synthetic token on a folder or in-memory mem. An identity, never a change cursor. Wire-equivalent to full’s UpdateResult.write_id.

§modified_date: String

ISO date string from the parsed entity’s modified_date metadata. Populated when the schema auto-stamps the field on update; empty when the schema doesn’t declare it. Wire- equivalent to full’s UpdateResult.modified_date.

§modified_sections: ModifiedSections

Section-level mutations grouped by mode (replaced / appended / patched). Wire-equivalent to full’s UpdateResult.modified_sections. Empty inner vecs serde-omit per ModifiedSections’s field attributes; the outer key is always present.

§modified_metadata: ModifiedMetadata

Metadata-level mutations grouped by direction (set / unset). Wire-equivalent to full’s UpdateResult.modified_metadata. Same empty-vec-omit convention as modified_sections.

§prospective_hash: Option<String>

Some(hash) on the dry_run path — the hash the entity would have after the proposed write. None on real updates (the post-write hash is in content_hash). Wire-equivalent to full’s UpdateResult.prospective_hash.

§orphan_stubs_removed: Vec<EntityId>

Stub entities whose last incoming edge was severed by this update — when a body wiki-link was removed, the alias-resync drops the backing pointer-rel-type edge, and if that was the stub target’s last referrer the stub is GC’d here. Empty on updates that didn’t orphan a stub (including section edits with no wiki-link change, dry-run, and no-op). Shares the field name and always-present shape with DeleteEntityOutcome::orphan_stubs_removed and RelateEntityOutcome::orphan_stubs_removed so MCP / CLI consumers branch uniformly across the three GC paths.

§warnings: Vec<WarningHint>

Typed non-fatal issues — empty on the unified path today (update doesn’t surface InlineWikiLinkAutoStubbed or MissingRequiredOutgoing yet). Wire-equivalent to full’s UpdateResult.warnings; the field shape parity matters for the upcoming handler migration so callers see the same warnings: [] envelope position across flavours.

§relations_declared: Vec<RelationDeclared>

Batched relation declarations applied by this call (per the optional declare_relations request param). Empty [] when no batched declarations were requested; populated with one entry per declared relation otherwise. target_was_stubbed flags which targets were absent at call time and got auto-stubbed; agents use this to skip a follow-up memstead_entity round-trip on the stubbed target.

§anchors_changed: Option<bool>

Whether the update’s anchors changed the sidecar: absent when the update carried no anchors or unsets, true when a row was added, replaced or removed, false when every supplied row restated what was stored (nothing written, the sidecar bytes untouched).

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impl Clone for UpdateEntityOutcome

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fn clone(&self) -> UpdateEntityOutcome

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for UpdateEntityOutcome

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

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Serialize for UpdateEntityOutcome

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fn serialize<__S>(&self, __serializer: __S) -> Result<__S::Ok, __S::Error>
where __S: Serializer,

Serialize this value into the given Serde serializer. Read more

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