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Code generated by deep-gen. DO NOT EDIT.
Package external holds models whose fields refer to types declared outside the generated package. It exercises deep-gen's type resolution and import emission; the checked-in job_deep.go is compiled as part of the build, so a generator that emits invalid code for these types breaks the build.
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type Job ¶
type Job struct {
StartAt *time.Time `json:"startAt"`
Deadline time.Time `json:"deadline"`
Timeout time.Duration `json:"timeout"`
Window []time.Time `json:"window"`
Retries map[string]*time.Time `json:"retries"`
Stages []Stage `json:"stages"`
Owners map[string]*Stage `json:"owners"`
Priority Priority `json:"priority"`
Notes crdt.Text `json:"notes"`
Title crdt.LWW[string] `json:"title"`
History crdt.LWW[[]int] `json:"history"`
Checked clock.Time `json:"checked"`
Grid [2]int `json:"grid"`
Done chan struct{} `json:"done"`
}
func (*Job) Clone ¶
Clone returns a deep copy of t.
Job values can hold two references to the same value — through a cycle, or through two routes to one pointer — so the copy keeps track of what it has already copied: a value reached more than once is copied once, every reference to it in the result points at that one copy, and a reference cycle is rebuilt rather than followed forever.
func (*Job) Diff ¶
Diff compares t with other and returns a Patch.
Job values can hold two references to the same value, so a pair of values is diffed once, at the first path that reaches it. Every later route to a changed pair becomes one alias operation — "make this path hold the object that path holds" — appended after the rest. That keeps the patch linear where listing every route could be exponential, and applying it rebuilds the sharing whatever the target looked like before.
type Priority ¶
type Priority int
Priority is a named type over a builtin: it has no generated methods.
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