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PipeSubrequestState

Struct PipeSubrequestState 

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pub struct PipeSubrequestState {
    pub saved_body: Option<SavedBody>,
    pub header_received: bool,
    pub join_handle: Option<JoinHandle<()>>,
    pub pipe_rx: Option<Receiver<HttpTask>>,
}
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Outcome of pipe_subrequest.

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§saved_body: Option<SavedBody>

Captured body from the main session.

§header_received: bool

Did the subrequest produce a response header? Checked before the task filter runs, so a filtered-out header still counts.

§join_handle: Option<JoinHandle<()>>

The spawned subrequest task handle. Always set after spawn. Caller is responsible for awaiting/inspecting state.

§pipe_rx: Option<Receiver<HttpTask>>

The receiving half of the pipe channel. When the coordinator exits pipe_subrequest before the subrequest task finishes writing, this receiver must be kept alive and drained alongside the join handle; otherwise dropping it breaks the pipe and prevents the writer from completing its cache-write lifecycle.

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impl PipeSubrequestState

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pub fn snapshot_for_error(&mut self) -> Self

Creates a snapshot for error reporting, excluding the join handle. Moves pipe_rx into the snapshot so the receiver stays alive through the error path and is not dropped when self is cleaned up. Used by [map_pipe_err] to capture state at the point of failure.

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impl Debug for PipeSubrequestState

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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 Default for PipeSubrequestState

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fn default() -> PipeSubrequestState

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more

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