Trait mz_persist_client::error::Determinacy

pub trait Determinacy {
    const DETERMINANT: bool;
}

An indication of whether the given error type indicates an operation definitely failed or if it maybe failed.

This is more commonly called definite and indefinite, but “definite” already means something very specific within Materialize.

Required Associated Constants

const DETERMINANT: bool

Whether errors of this type are determinate or indeterminate.

True indicates a determinate error: one where the operation definitely failed.

False indicates an indeterminate error: one where the operation may have failed, but may have succeeded (the most common example being a timeout).

Implementations on Foreign Types

impl Determinacy for Determinate

const DETERMINANT: bool = true

impl Determinacy for ExternalError

const DETERMINANT: bool = false

impl Determinacy for Indeterminate

const DETERMINANT: bool = false

Implementors

impl Determinacy for CodecMismatch

const DETERMINANT: bool = true

impl<T> Determinacy for InvalidUsage<T>

const DETERMINANT: bool = true

impl<T> Determinacy for Upper<T>

const DETERMINANT: bool = true

impl<T> Determinacy for Since<T>

const DETERMINANT: bool = true