Class MailRuleActionFailure
- Namespace
- MailFathom.Application.Rules.Actions
- Assembly
- MailFathom.Application.dll
One action a rule asked for and nothing was recorded against, with the reason nothing was.
public sealed record MailRuleActionFailure : IEquatable<MailRuleActionFailure>- Inheritance
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MailRuleActionFailure
- Implements
- Inherited Members
Remarks
It names identities and a mutation name only. A rule name, a folder alias, and a special-use role are all MailFathom's own configured names, which is what lets a failure be reported without saying which message it was about. The position is what attributes the refusal to one of a rule's declared changes rather than to the rule as a whole. The destination is carried as the reference the rule wrote rather than as the folder it resolved to, because the failure it usually accompanies is the resolution itself not having an answer.
Constructors
- MailRuleActionFailure(string, int, MailboxMutation, MailRuleActionFailureReason, MailFolderReference?)
One action a rule asked for and nothing was recorded against, with the reason nothing was.
Properties
- Destination
How the action named its folder, and null for an action naming none.
- Mutation
The change it asked for, which is the same word a log line and a counter use.
- Position
Where the action sits in the order its own rule declares its changes, counted from zero.
- Reason
Why the request could not be written.
- RuleName
The rule that asked, which is MailFathom's own configured name for it.