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SeqAllocator

Struct SeqAllocator 

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pub struct SeqAllocator { /* private fields */ }
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Leadership/epoch gate plus request validation for the dense path. Holds NO per-key counter state — counters live in the durable layer and start is assigned there. This type only decides “may this request proceed, and is it well-formed?”.

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impl SeqAllocator

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pub fn new() -> Self

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pub fn become_leader(&mut self, epoch: Epoch)

Transition to leader state for epoch. The caller must already hold consensus leadership for epoch before calling this.

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pub fn step_down(&mut self)

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pub fn is_leader(&self) -> bool

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pub fn epoch(&self) -> Option<Epoch>

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pub fn validate_request( &self, key: &str, count: u32, max_count: u32, ) -> Result<SeqKey, CoreError>

Validate a request without touching durable state. Leadership is checked first; then count bounds (zero, then oversized), then key validity. Returns the validated SeqKey.

max_count is the caller’s per-call ceiling — the server’s configured ServerBuilder::max_seq_count, which defaults to DEFAULT_MAX_SEQ_COUNT. Injecting it (rather than reading the constant here) keeps the cap a server-side policy the operator can tune, while the count >= 1 floor stays a hard invariant enforced unconditionally.

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impl Default for SeqAllocator

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fn default() -> Self

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