Extract structs that encode announcements to users #194
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| /// normal operations (not debug messages). | ||
| trait Announceable { | ||
| fn announce_to(&self, logger: &slog::Logger); | ||
| } |
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rather than having a trait implemented by each announcement, it would be tidier to have an enum comprising all possible announcements...
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| fn announce<T: Announceable>(logger: &slog::Logger, announcement: T) { | ||
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... and then instead of calling a method, announce simply matches on the enum. the match will be long ofc, but not that different to the current arrangement of code
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Ah. rust has "rich enums" of a sort. Learning things every day.
I think I did the thing you asked.
I just amended because there's a lot of churn between the two commits; no benefit in seeing the wandering path, IMO.
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Sometimes "didn't know any better options" can look like "chose". The only other thing I was aware of that would do something close to this was the slog::Value, but it looked to me like this is great for logging parts of the msg, but not the key-value pairs. |
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Part of #192.
Does not aid testability at this point, but provides a consistent mechanism for creating "announcements" that are conveyed to the user during normal (or even abnormal operation). Helps ensure these are properly crafted and distinguishes them from debug-logs.