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InstalledReplayBaseline

Struct InstalledReplayBaseline 

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pub struct InstalledReplayBaseline { /* private fields */ }
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The replay baseline a device stands on, as the history verifier needs it.

A device that installed or advanced a baseline holds one signed image in place of the commits under coverage, and the rows those commits produced are gone. So a walk that reaches a covered position has nothing left to walk to — and nothing to prove, because the baseline already restates the result. It stops there instead, and reads the position’s device state out of covered_states, which is what retain_snapshot_device_states keeps alive for exactly the positions commits above the coverage still name.

A device on a genesis baseline has an empty coverage, so every walk runs to genesis as it always did.

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impl InstalledReplayBaseline

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pub fn new( coverage: CommitFrontier, covered_states: BTreeMap<StoreBatchCommitRef, Arc<ResolvedStoreDeviceState>>, summary: Option<OpenedRetainedMergeHistorySummary>, snapshot: Option<StoreSnapshotRef>, ) -> Self

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pub fn stands_on(&self, snapshot: &StoreSnapshotRef) -> bool

Whether this baseline was installed from snapshot itself.

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pub fn history_summary(&self) -> Option<&OpenedRetainedMergeHistorySummary>

The signed history summary standing for everything under the coverage.

A composition that walked to genesis produced this from the commits themselves; one that stops at the baseline starts from it instead. Both arrive at the same summary, which is what makes a summary a summary.

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pub fn coverage(&self) -> &CommitFrontier

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pub fn covers(&self, reference: &StoreBatchCommitRef) -> bool

Whether the baseline restates reference, so no walk need pass it.

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pub fn covered_state( &self, reference: &StoreBatchCommitRef, ) -> Option<&ResolvedStoreDeviceState>

The device state that stood at a covered position, or None when this device never recorded one there — which is a commit naming a position outside its own history, not a baseline that lost something.

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pub fn covered_states( &self, ) -> impl Iterator<Item = (&StoreBatchCommitRef, &ResolvedStoreDeviceState)>

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impl Clone for InstalledReplayBaseline

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fn clone(&self) -> InstalledReplayBaseline

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for InstalledReplayBaseline

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Default for InstalledReplayBaseline

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fn default() -> Self

The genesis baseline: nothing is covered, so every walk runs to the bottom of the history exactly as it does on a device that never installed a snapshot.

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