FixedBatchGroupGenerator

Struct FixedBatchGroupGenerator 

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pub struct FixedBatchGroupGenerator<'a> { /* private fields */ }
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A simple batch group generator, which knows its batches in advance.

For some protocol updates, you might want to use a custom batch group generator, which is more lazy, or sources its work from the database.

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impl<'a> FixedBatchGroupGenerator<'a>

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pub fn named(name: &'static str) -> FixedBatchGroupGenerator<'a>

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pub fn add_bespoke_batch( self, batch: impl ProtocolUpdateBatchGenerator + 'a, ) -> FixedBatchGroupGenerator<'a>

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pub fn add_batch( self, name: impl Into<String>, generator: impl FnOnce(&dyn SubstateDatabase) -> ProtocolUpdateBatch + 'a, ) -> FixedBatchGroupGenerator<'a>

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pub fn build(self) -> Box<dyn ProtocolUpdateBatchGroupGenerator<'a> + 'a>

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impl<'a> ProtocolUpdateBatchGroupGenerator<'a> for FixedBatchGroupGenerator<'a>

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fn batch_group_name(&self) -> &'static str

This is &'static because batch groups are intended to be fixed conceptual steps in the protocol update. Read more
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fn generate_batches( self: Box<FixedBatchGroupGenerator<'a>>, _store: &dyn SubstateDatabase, ) -> Vec<Box<dyn ProtocolUpdateBatchGenerator + 'a>>

The content of these batches must be fully reproducible from the state of the store before any updates were committed. This is why we return an array of batch generators. Read more

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