Struct StatusCheckContext

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pub struct StatusCheckContext {
    pub consecutive_failures: u32,
    pub total_failures: u32,
    pub total_retries: u32,
    pub max_consecutive_failures: u32,
    pub max_total_failures: u32,
    pub network_type: NetworkType,
}
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Context for status check circuit breaker decisions.

This struct is passed to network handlers during status checks to provide failure tracking information. Handlers can use this to decide whether to force-finalize a transaction that has exceeded the maximum retry attempts.

The circuit breaker triggers when EITHER threshold is exceeded:

  • consecutive_failures >= max_consecutive_failures (RPC completely down)
  • total_failures >= max_total_failures (flaky RPC, safety net)

§Example

let context = StatusCheckContext::new(
    consecutive_failures,
    total_failures,
    total_retries,
    max_consecutive_failures,
    max_total_failures,
    NetworkType::Stellar,
);

if context.should_force_finalize() {
    // Mark transaction as Failed with appropriate reason
}

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§consecutive_failures: u32

Number of consecutive failures since last successful status check. Resets to 0 when a status check succeeds (even if transaction not final).

§total_failures: u32

Total number of failures across all status check attempts. Never resets - serves as safety net for flaky RPC connections.

§total_retries: u32

Total number of retries (from Apalis attempt counter). Includes both successful and failed attempts.

§max_consecutive_failures: u32

Maximum consecutive failures allowed before forcing finalization. Network-specific value from constants.

§max_total_failures: u32

Maximum total failures allowed before forcing finalization. Safety net for flaky RPC that occasionally succeeds (resetting consecutive counter).

§network_type: NetworkType

The network type for this transaction.

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impl StatusCheckContext

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pub fn new( consecutive_failures: u32, total_failures: u32, total_retries: u32, max_consecutive_failures: u32, max_total_failures: u32, network_type: NetworkType, ) -> Self

Creates a new StatusCheckContext with the specified failure counts and limits.

§Arguments
  • consecutive_failures - Current count of consecutive failures
  • total_failures - Total count of all failures
  • total_retries - Total Apalis retry attempts (includes successes)
  • max_consecutive_failures - Network-specific consecutive max before force-finalization
  • max_total_failures - Network-specific total max (safety net)
  • network_type - The blockchain network type
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pub fn should_force_finalize(&self) -> bool

Determines if the circuit breaker should force-finalize the transaction.

Returns true if EITHER threshold is exceeded:

  • Consecutive failures reached the network-specific maximum (RPC completely down)
  • Total failures reached the network-specific maximum (flaky RPC safety net)
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pub fn triggered_by_consecutive(&self) -> bool

Returns true if triggered by consecutive failures threshold.

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pub fn triggered_by_total(&self) -> bool

Returns true if triggered by total failures threshold (safety net).

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impl Clone for StatusCheckContext

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fn clone(&self) -> StatusCheckContext

Returns a copy 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 StatusCheckContext

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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 StatusCheckContext

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fn default() -> Self

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