Struct RejectedWriter 

pub struct RejectedWriter { /* private fields */ }

Isolated cleanup ownership after a provider returned an invalid identity.

This handle cannot write or publish. Cleanup acts only on resources owned by its session, never on a diagnostic path. Drop performs no explicit cleanup or cancellation hook; retain this handle until cleanup is confirmed.

use qubit_fs::write::RejectedWriter;
fn cannot_publish(mut recovery: RejectedWriter) {
    recovery.commit();
}

Examples

use qubit_fs::error::RecoveryCleanupState;
use qubit_fs::write::RejectedWriter;

assert!(std::any::type_name::<RejectedWriter>().contains("RejectedWriter"));
assert_eq!(RecoveryCleanupState::Pending, RecoveryCleanupState::Pending);

Implementations

impl RejectedWriter

pub const fn cleanup_state(&self) -> RecoveryCleanupState

Returns cleanup progress; errors and cancellation do not release ownership.

pub fn abort(&mut self) -> FsResult<WriteAbortOutcome>

Explicitly cleans resources actually owned by this isolated session.

A failed attempt retains the session for explicit retry or reconciliation. This synchronous method may block in provider I/O.

Errors

Returns InvalidState after confirmed cleanup, or the contextual provider error without replacing the original opening failure.

Trait Implementations

impl Debug for RejectedWriter

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

Omits the session and unvalidated provider identity.