Struct RejectedAsyncTempResource 

pub struct RejectedAsyncTempResource { /* 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::temp::RejectedAsyncTempResource;
fn cannot_publish(mut recovery: RejectedAsyncTempResource) {
    recovery.keep();
}

Examples

use qubit_fs::error::RecoveryCleanupState;
use qubit_fs::temp::RejectedAsyncTempResource;

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

Implementations

impl RejectedAsyncTempResource

pub const fn cleanup_state(&self) -> RecoveryCleanupState

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

pub fn cleanup_async(&mut self) -> SpiFuture<'_, FsResult<()>>

Explicitly cleans resources actually owned by this isolated session.

A failed attempt retains the session for explicit retry or reconciliation. No work occurs until polled. Dropping a polled, unfinished future records Indeterminate; dropping an unpolled future leaves the state unchanged.

Errors

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

Trait Implementations

impl Debug for RejectedAsyncTempResource

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

Omits the session and unvalidated provider identity.