Enum unixfs_v1::dir::builder::TreeBuildingFailed[][src]

pub enum TreeBuildingFailed {
    RootedPath(String),
    RepeatSlashesInPath(String),
    PathEndsInSlash(String),
    TooManyRootLevelEntries,
    DuplicatePath(String),
    LeafAsDirectory(String),
}
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Tree building failure cases.

Variants

RootedPath

The given full path started with a slash; paths in the /add convention are not rooted.

Tuple Fields of RootedPath

0: String
RepeatSlashesInPath

The given full path contained an empty segment.

Tuple Fields of RepeatSlashesInPath

0: String
PathEndsInSlash

The given full path ends in slash.

Tuple Fields of PathEndsInSlash

0: String
TooManyRootLevelEntries

If the BufferingTreeBuilder was created without TreeOptions with the option wrap_with_directory enabled, then there can be only a single element at the root.

DuplicatePath

The given full path had already been added.

Tuple Fields of DuplicatePath

0: String
LeafAsDirectory

The given full path had already been added as a link to an opaque entry.

Tuple Fields of LeafAsDirectory

0: String

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