Class JobExecutionResult
- Namespace
- MailFathom.Application.Jobs.Execution
- Assembly
- MailFathom.Application.dll
What one attempt at one job did, in the terms the queue itself is described in.
public sealed record JobExecutionResult : IEquatable<JobExecutionResult>- Inheritance
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JobExecutionResult
- Implements
- Inherited Members
Remarks
It carries the job's own identity and the type's name and nothing from the work: a payload names a message occurrence and this names the payload's job, so neither a subject, an address, nor any other mail content can reach a log line, a counter, or a span through it. That holds of a failed attempt too, which is why the exception a handler raised stops at the classifier and only the record it produced travels on.
The state the record needed is already written by the time a result exists. This is what the caller reports and paces itself by, not a request for the caller to finish the attempt.
Constructors
- JobExecutionResult(JobId, JobType, int, JobExecutionOutcome, TimeSpan)
What one attempt at one job did, in the terms the queue itself is described in.
Properties
- AttemptCount
Which attempt this was, counting from one.
- AttemptFailure
Gets what one failed attempt recorded and what became of the job, and null when nothing failed.
- Duration
How long the attempt took, from dispatch to the recorded outcome.
- JobId
The job this attempt held.
- JobType
The kind of work, which is the name every report of this result uses.
- Outcome
How the attempt ended.