pub struct Outcome {
pub entries_to_process: usize,
pub entries_processed: usize,
pub entries_skipped_by_common_prefix: usize,
pub entries_skipped_by_pathspec: usize,
pub entries_skipped_by_entry_flags: usize,
pub symlink_metadata_calls: usize,
pub entries_to_update: usize,
pub racy_clean: usize,
pub worktree_bytes: u64,
pub worktree_files_read: usize,
pub odb_bytes: u64,
pub odb_objects_read: usize,
}
Expand description
Provide additional information collected during the runtime of index_as_worktree()
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§entries_to_process: usize
The total amount of entries that is to be processed.
entries_processed: usize
The amount of entries we actually processed. If this isn’t the entire set, the operation was interrupted.
entries_skipped_by_common_prefix: usize
The amount of entries we didn’t even traverse (and thus update with stat) due to a common prefix in pathspecs. This is similar to the current working directory.
entries_skipped_by_pathspec: usize
The amount of entries that were skipped due to exclusion by pathspecs.
entries_skipped_by_entry_flags: usize
The amount of entries that were skipped as the entry flag indicated this.
symlink_metadata_calls: usize
The amount of times we queried symlink-metadata for a file on disk.
entries_to_update: usize
The amount of entries whose stats would need to be updated as its modification couldn’t be determined without an expensive calculation.
With these updates, this calculation will be avoided next time the status runs. Note that the stat updates are delegated to the caller.
racy_clean: usize
The amount of entries that were considered racy-clean - they will need thorough checking to see if they are truly clean, i.e. didn’t change.
worktree_bytes: u64
The amount of bytes read from the worktree in order to determine if an entry changed, across all files.
worktree_files_read: usize
The amount of files read in full from the worktree (and into memory).
odb_bytes: u64
The amount of bytes read from the object database in order to determine if an entry changed, across all objects.
odb_objects_read: usize
The amount of objects read from the object database.