pub enum TryFromProtoError {
Show 19 variants
TryFromIntError(TryFromIntError),
NonNegError(NonNegError),
CharTryFromError(CharTryFromError),
DateConversionError(String),
RegexError(Error),
RowConversionError(String),
DeserializationError(Error),
MissingField(String),
UnknownEnumVariant(String),
InvalidShardId(String),
CodecMismatch(String),
InvalidPersistState(String),
InvalidSemverVersion(String),
InvalidUri(InvalidUri),
GlobError(Error),
InvalidUrl(ParseError),
InvalidBitFlags(String),
LikePatternDeserializationError(String),
InvalidFieldError(String),
}
Expand description
An error thrown when trying to convert from a *.proto
-generated type
Proto$T
to $T
.
Variants§
TryFromIntError(TryFromIntError)
A wrapped TryFromIntError
due to failed integer downcast.
NonNegError(NonNegError)
A wrapped NonNegError
due to non-negative invariant being violated.
CharTryFromError(CharTryFromError)
A wrapped CharTryFromError
due to failed char
conversion.
DateConversionError(String)
A date conversion failed
RegexError(Error)
A regex compilation failed
RowConversionError(String)
A mz_repr::Row conversion failed
DeserializationError(Error)
A JSON deserialization failed. TODO: Remove this when we have complete coverage for source and sink structs.
MissingField(String)
Indicates an Option<U>
field in the Proto$T
that should be set,
but for some reason it is not. In practice this should never occur.
UnknownEnumVariant(String)
Indicates an unknown enum variant in Proto$T
.
InvalidShardId(String)
Indicates that the serialized ShardId value failed to deserialize, according to its custom deserialization logic.
CodecMismatch(String)
Indicates that the serialized persist state declared a codec different than the one declared in the state.
InvalidPersistState(String)
Indicates that the serialized persist state being decoded was internally inconsistent.
InvalidSemverVersion(String)
Failed to parse a semver::Version.
InvalidUri(InvalidUri)
Failed to parse a serialized URI
GlobError(Error)
Failed to read back a serialized Glob
InvalidUrl(ParseError)
Failed to parse a serialized URL
InvalidBitFlags(String)
Failed to parse bitflags.
LikePatternDeserializationError(String)
Failed to deserialize a LIKE/ILIKE pattern.
InvalidFieldError(String)
A field represented invalid semantics.
Implementations§
Source§impl TryFromProtoError
impl TryFromProtoError
Sourcepub fn missing_field<T: ToString>(s: T) -> TryFromProtoError
pub fn missing_field<T: ToString>(s: T) -> TryFromProtoError
Construct a new TryFromProtoError::MissingField
instance.
Sourcepub fn unknown_enum_variant<T: ToString>(s: T) -> TryFromProtoError
pub fn unknown_enum_variant<T: ToString>(s: T) -> TryFromProtoError
Construct a new TryFromProtoError::UnknownEnumVariant
instance.
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Source§impl Debug for TryFromProtoError
impl Debug for TryFromProtoError
Source§impl Display for TryFromProtoError
impl Display for TryFromProtoError
Source§impl Error for TryFromProtoError
impl Error for TryFromProtoError
Source§fn source(&self) -> Option<&(dyn Error + 'static)>
fn source(&self) -> Option<&(dyn Error + 'static)>
1.0.0 · Source§fn description(&self) -> &str
fn description(&self) -> &str
Source§impl From<CharTryFromError> for TryFromProtoError
impl From<CharTryFromError> for TryFromProtoError
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fn from(error: CharTryFromError) -> Self
Source§impl From<Error> for TryFromProtoError
impl From<Error> for TryFromProtoError
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impl From<Error> for TryFromProtoError
Source§impl From<Error> for TryFromProtoError
impl From<Error> for TryFromProtoError
Source§impl From<InvalidUri> for TryFromProtoError
impl From<InvalidUri> for TryFromProtoError
Source§fn from(error: InvalidUri) -> Self
fn from(error: InvalidUri) -> Self
Source§impl From<NonNegError> for TryFromProtoError
impl From<NonNegError> for TryFromProtoError
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Source§impl From<ParseError> for TryFromProtoError
impl From<ParseError> for TryFromProtoError
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Source§impl From<TryFromIntError> for TryFromProtoError
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impl Freeze for TryFromProtoError
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