publish_bundle_request Struct Reference

Request to publish all datasets in a bundle. More...

#include <publish_bundle_protocol.hpp>

Collaboration diagram for publish_bundle_request:

Public Member Functions
std::vector< std::byte >	serialize () const
	Serialize request to bytes.

Static Public Member Functions
static std::expected< publish_bundle_request, ores::utility::serialization::error_code >	deserialize (std::span< const std::byte > data)
	Deserialize request from bytes.

Public Attributes
std::string	bundle_code
	Code of the bundle to publish (e.g., 'base', 'solvaris').
domain::publication_mode	mode = domain::publication_mode::upsert
	Publication mode.
std::string	published_by
	Username of person initiating publication.
bool	atomic = true
	If true, first failure causes entire bundle to rollback.

Detailed Description

Request to publish all datasets in a bundle.

This request triggers the bundle publication workflow which:

1. Publishes all datasets in the bundle in display_order
2. Optionally uses atomic mode (all-or-nothing semantics)
3. Records publication history for auditing

Member Function Documentation

serialize()

std::vector< std::byte > serialize

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const

Serialize request to bytes.

Format:

• 2 bytes: bundle_code length
• N bytes: bundle_code (UTF-8)
• 1 byte: mode
• 2 bytes: published_by length
• N bytes: published_by (UTF-8)
• 1 byte: atomic

Member Data Documentation

mode

domain::publication_mode mode = domain::publication_mode::upsert

Publication mode.

Controls how existing data is handled:

• upsert: Insert new, update existing
• insert_only: Insert new, skip existing
• replace_all: Delete all, then insert

atomic

bool atomic = true

If true, first failure causes entire bundle to rollback.

In atomic mode, all datasets succeed or all fail together. Defaults to true for safer behavior.