Struct NoSink 

pub struct NoSink;

A sink that keeps nothing. What every caller that only wants oids passes, and what makes “this resolve built no exploded rows” a visible choice rather than an omission.

Trait Implementations

impl PayloadSink for NoSink

fn wants(&self, _kind: GitObjectKind) -> bool

It keeps nothing, so it is never handed anything — and a resolve with NoSink therefore copies no payload at all on its way out.

fn explode( &self, _oid: &[u8], _kind: GitObjectKind, _payload: &[u8], ) -> Result<()>

One resolved object: its oid, the type its chain resolves to, and the inflated payload. Called once per pack entry, never for a delta’s intermediate state.

fn flush(&self) -> Result<()>

Write down whatever is buffered. Called by the resolver when the memory watchdog says the box is short (crate::memguard) and at the end of a pack; a sink that buffers nothing has nothing to do.