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Executor

Struct Executor 

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pub struct Executor { /* private fields */ }
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Executes a plan or individual actions.

At this time, an executor can only execute a plan, but in future it may be able to execute a stream of actions for keeping collections continuously in sync.

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impl Executor

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pub fn new(on_error: impl Fn(SyncError) + Send + Sync + 'static) -> Executor

Create a new instance with default concurrency.

Use the given on_error function to handle non-fatal errors during execution. Non-fatal errors occur during storage operations (e.g., creating items), while fatal errors occur when interacting with the status database.

Default concurrency is 4. Use with_concurrency to customize it.

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pub fn with_concurrency(self, concurrency: usize) -> Self

Set the concurrency level for operation execution.

Controls how many operations can execute in parallel. Higher values may improve performance but increase resource usage.

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pub async fn execute_stream( &self, storage_a: Arc<dyn Storage>, storage_b: Arc<dyn Storage>, operations: impl Stream<Item = Result<Operation, PlanError>>, status: &StatusDatabase, ) -> ExecutionResult

Executes a stream of operations with controlled concurrency.

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Returns Err(_) if a fatal error occurred when interacting with the status database. Fatal errors are errors that occur when interacting with the status database. When a fatal error occurs, neither the status database nor the Executor instance should be re-used until the underlying issue is resolved.

When a non-fatal error occurs, the on_error callback is invoked. This allows handling individual errors without interrupting the overall operation.

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