Module pptr::errors

Error types and related functionality for the pptr library.

This module defines various error types that can occur within the pptr library, such as errors related to puppets, resources, permissions, and message handling. It provides a consistent and structured way to handle and propagate errors throughout the library.

The main error types defined in this module include:

• PuppetDoesNotExistError: Represents an error when a referenced puppet does not exist.
• ResourceAlreadyExist: Represents an error when attempting to create a resource that already exists.
• PuppetAlreadyExist: Represents an error when attempting to create a puppet with an ID that already exists.
• PermissionDeniedError: Represents an error when a master tries to perform an operation on a puppet without sufficient permissions.
• PuppetCannotHandleMessage: Represents an error when a puppet cannot handle a message due to its current lifecycle status.
• NonCriticalError: Represents a non-critical error that occurred in a puppet.
• CriticalError: Represents a critical error that occurred in a puppet.
• PuppetError: An enum that represents either a non-critical or critical error in a puppet.
• RetryError: Represents an error that occurs when the maximum retry limit is reached.
• PuppetSendMessageError: Represents an error that can occur when sending a message to a puppet.
• PuppetSendCommandError: Represents an error that can occur when sending a command to a puppet.
• PostmanError: Represents errors that can occur in the postman.
• PuppetRegisterError: Represents errors that can occur when registering a puppet.
• PuppetOperationError: Represents errors that can occur during puppet operations.

These error types provide detailed information about the nature of the error, including the associated puppet ID, error messages, and other relevant details. They are designed to be used in conjunction with the thiserror crate for easy error handling and propagation.

Structs

• CriticalError
  Critical error type representing a severe error that occurred in a puppet.
• NonCriticalError
  Non-critical error type representing an error that occurred in a puppet.
• PermissionDeniedError
  Error type representing a permission denied error.
• PuppetAlreadyExist
  Error type representing a puppet that already exists.
• PuppetCannotHandleMessage
  Error type representing a scenario where a puppet cannot handle a message due to its current lifecycle status.
• PuppetDoesNotExistError
  Error returned when a referenced puppet does not exist.
• ResourceAlreadyExist
  Error type representing a resource that already exists.
• RetryError
  Represents an error that occurs when the maximum retry limit is reached.

Enums

• PostmanError
  Represents errors that can occur in the postman.
• PuppetError
  An error type representing errors that can occur in a puppet.
• PuppetOperationError
  Represents errors that can occur during puppet operations.
• PuppetRegisterError
  Represents errors that can occur when registering a puppet.
• PuppetSendCommandError
  Represents an error that can occur when sending a command to a puppet.
• PuppetSendMessageError
  Represents an error that can occur when sending a message to a puppet.