pub struct Report {Show 14 fields
pub path: String,
pub versions: StoreVersions,
pub segments: usize,
pub frames: usize,
pub mutations: usize,
pub live_documents: Option<usize>,
pub live_vectors: Option<usize>,
pub memory_stamped_documents: Option<usize>,
pub payloads_authenticated: bool,
pub checks: Vec<&'static str>,
pub findings: Vec<Finding>,
pub verdict: Verdict,
pub exit_code: i32,
pub tenants: Vec<TenantReport>,
}Expand description
Result of verifying one store directory.
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§path: String§versions: StoreVersions§segments: usize§frames: usize§mutations: usize§live_documents: Option<usize>Documents live after replaying the journal; absent when payloads were not readable.
live_vectors: Option<usize>§memory_stamped_documents: Option<usize>Documents carrying a memory-API stamp (mem1: version or _mem metadata).
payloads_authenticated: boolTrue when every frame payload was decrypted and authenticated (or the store is not encrypted), so the replay figures describe the content.
checks: Vec<&'static str>Checks that ran and passed, by name.
findings: Vec<Finding>§verdict: Verdict§exit_code: i32§tenants: Vec<TenantReport>For a server data directory: one report per tenant store, keyed by tenant name.
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impl Freeze for Report
impl RefUnwindSafe for Report
impl Send for Report
impl Sync for Report
impl Unpin for Report
impl UnsafeUnpin for Report
impl UnwindSafe for Report
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