pub struct FileProcessingTask {
pub input_path: PathBuf,
pub output_path: Option<PathBuf>,
pub operation: ProcessingOperation,
}Expand description
Task for processing files (convert, sync, match, validate).
Represents a file processing operation that can be executed asynchronously in the parallel processing system.
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§input_path: PathBufPath to the input file to be processed
output_path: Option<PathBuf>Optional output path for the processed file
operation: ProcessingOperationThe specific operation to perform on the file
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Source§impl Task for FileProcessingTask
impl Task for FileProcessingTask
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impl Freeze for FileProcessingTask
impl RefUnwindSafe for FileProcessingTask
impl Send for FileProcessingTask
impl Sync for FileProcessingTask
impl Unpin for FileProcessingTask
impl UnwindSafe for FileProcessingTask
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