pub struct Globals {Show 19 fields
pub cli_options: CliOptions,
pub config: Config,
pub computed_config: ComputedConfig,
pub state: Sender<State>,
pub worker_tracker: Arc<WorkerTracker>,
pub db_trigger: Sender<DbAssocState>,
pub db_initialised: OnceLock<Result<(), Arc<AE>>>,
pub http_client: Client,
pub dns_resolver: Resolver,
pub running: Receiver<Option<Running>>,
pub host_retry_state: Mutex<HostStates>,
pub scratch_dir: String,
pub temp_dir_retain: Option<TempDir>,
pub tera: Tera,
pub version_info: Info,
pub test_suppl: GlobalSupplement,
pub last_worker_restart: RwLock<SystemTime>,
pub next_seq: Mutex<OracleSeq>,
pub oldest_norestart_seq: Sender<OracleSeq>,
}Fields§
§cli_options: CliOptions§config: Config§computed_config: ComputedConfig§state: Sender<State>Shared global state excluding the db
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worker_tracker: Arc<WorkerTracker>§db_trigger: Sender<DbAssocState>Trigger watch for database updates
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When a db transaction modifies the DB such that a job may become processable that wasn’t previously, this watch will be signaled (even though the contained
DbAssocStatemay not have changed).db_support.rsfunctions taking aTransactionNatureensure this. -
Additionally
DbAssocStatecontains some information about pausing mirrored from the database.
§Lock hierarchy
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db_initialised: OnceLock<Result<(), Arc<AE>>>Set iff we have run the db initialisation (including schema)
This is done from the Rocket liftoff fairing callback, while the rest of the program is (supposedly) waiting. We want to avoid running any normal db transactions before then. This is a booby trap which would cause us to crash (or fail tests) instead.
http_client: Client§dns_resolver: Resolver§running: Receiver<Option<Running>>Signal for when we have started up
§Lock hierarchy
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host_retry_state: Mutex<HostStates>Ephemeral per-host retry/success records
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scratch_dir: String§temp_dir_retain: Option<TempDir>§tera: Tera§version_info: Info§test_suppl: GlobalSupplement§last_worker_restart: RwLock<SystemTime>§next_seq: Mutex<OracleSeq>Connection sequence number for the next connection to come in.
This is a global so that we can determine which worker connections should be restarted across, and independently of, all active listeners (even though for now we have only one listener).
oldest_norestart_seq: Sender<OracleSeq>Lowest connection sequence number of a connection to an Oracle worker that doesn’t need restarting. Connections to workers with sequence numbers strictly less than this should issue a ‘restart-worker’ instruction and disconnect.
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Source§impl Globals
impl Globals
pub fn now_systemtime(&self) -> SystemTime
pub fn now_systemtime_inner( config: &Config, test_suppl: &GlobalSupplement, ) -> SystemTime
pub fn now(&self) -> TimeT
pub fn check_tag_recency( &self, tag_date: SystemTime, ) -> Result<IsRecentEnough, NFR>
Source§impl Globals
impl Globals
Sourcepub async fn await_shutdown(&self) -> ShuttingDown
pub async fn await_shutdown(&self) -> ShuttingDown
Waits for shutdown (possibly indefinitely)
Like check_shutdown this doesn’t do anything with errors
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impl Globals
Sourcepub fn spawn_task_running(
self: &Arc<Self>,
what: impl Display,
fut: impl Future<Output = TaskResult> + Send + 'static,
)
pub fn spawn_task_running( self: &Arc<Self>, what: impl Display, fut: impl Future<Output = TaskResult> + Send + 'static, )
Start this task when we have entered the Running state
Sourcepub fn spawn_task_immediate(
self: &Arc<Self>,
what: impl Display,
fut: impl Future<Output = TaskResult> + Send + 'static,
)
pub fn spawn_task_immediate( self: &Arc<Self>, what: impl Display, fut: impl Future<Output = TaskResult> + Send + 'static, )
Start this task immediately
Sourcepub fn check_shutdown(&self) -> Result<(), ShuttingDown>
pub fn check_shutdown(&self) -> Result<(), ShuttingDown>
Checks for shutdown (but doesn’t do anything with errors)
pub async fn await_running(&self) -> Result<Running, ShuttingDown>
pub async fn http_fetch_raw(&self, url: Url) -> Result<HttpFetchedRaw, AE>
pub async fn http_fetch_json_maybe<T: DeserializeOwned>( &self, url: Url, ) -> Result<Result<T, HttpNotFound>, AE>
pub async fn http_fetch_json<T: DeserializeOwned>( &self, url: Url, ) -> Result<T, AE>
Source§impl Globals
impl Globals
pub fn host_retry_state(&self) -> MutexGuard<'_, HostStates>
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impl !Freeze for Globals
impl !RefUnwindSafe for Globals
impl Send for Globals
impl Sync for Globals
impl Unpin for Globals
impl !UnwindSafe for Globals
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