Struct StoreDeviceJoinTransport 

pub struct StoreDeviceJoinTransport<'store> { /* private fields */ }

Implementations

impl<'store> StoreDeviceJoinTransport<'store>

pub async fn allocate_bundle( &self, offer: DeviceJoinOffer, ) -> Result<DeviceJoinOfferBundle, DeviceJoinTransportError>

pub async fn drive( &self, bundle: &DeviceJoinOfferBundle, policy: DeviceJoinApprovalPolicy<'_>, access_administrator: Option<&dyn DeviceProviderAccessAdministrator>, on_progress: &(dyn Fn(AdmittingDeviceJoinProgress) + Send + Sync), timing: DeviceJoinTransportTiming, ) -> Result<DeviceJoinDriveOutcome, DeviceJoinTransportError>

pub async fn abandon( &self, bundle: &DeviceJoinOfferBundle, ) -> Result<DeviceJoinAbandonment, DeviceJoinTransportError>

pub async fn abort( &self, bundle: &DeviceJoinOfferBundle, ) -> Result<(), DeviceJoinTransportError>

Give up on an attempt this device offered.

Only an attempt that has not reached its Store commit can be given up on: up to that point nothing is published about the joining device, so an abandonment is the whole story. Past it the device has been approved and holds storage access, and taking that back is member removal with a key rotation — not something a pairing window can do.