Chromium Code Reviews| Index: components/sync_driver/failed_data_types_handler.h |
| diff --git a/components/sync_driver/failed_data_types_handler.h b/components/sync_driver/failed_data_types_handler.h |
| index bff7b15e5330a7723ca29376b526b84e1bc9f9ef..301f9d08e627d434b7274246a7f4d1f1f7ad967f 100644 |
| --- a/components/sync_driver/failed_data_types_handler.h |
| +++ b/components/sync_driver/failed_data_types_handler.h |
| @@ -32,13 +32,24 @@ class FailedDataTypesHandler { |
| // Resets those persistence errors that intersect with |purged_types|. |
| void ResetPersistenceErrorsFrom(syncer::ModelTypeSet purged_types); |
| + // Removes |type| from the data_type_errors_ set. Returns true if the type |
| + // was removed from the error set, false if the type did not have a data type |
| + // error to begin with. |
| + bool ResetDataTypeErrorFor(syncer::ModelType type); |
| + |
| + // Removes |type| from the unread_errors_ set. Returns true if the type |
| + // was removed from the error set, false if the type did not have an unready |
| + // error to begin with. |
| + bool ResetUnreadyErrorFor(syncer::ModelType type); |
| + |
| // Returns a list of all the errors this class has recorded. |
| TypeErrorMap GetAllErrors() const; |
| - // Returns all types with errors. |
| + // Returns all types with failure errors. This includes, fatal, crypto, and |
| + // unready types.` |
| syncer::ModelTypeSet GetFailedTypes() const; |
| - // Returns the types that are failing due to startup or runtime errors. |
| + // Returns the types that are failing due to unrecoverable or datatype errors. |
| syncer::ModelTypeSet GetFatalErrorTypes() const; |
| // Returns the types that are failing due to cryptographer errors. |
| @@ -47,21 +58,33 @@ class FailedDataTypesHandler { |
| // Returns the types that are failing due to persistence errors. |
| syncer::ModelTypeSet GetPersistenceErrorTypes() const; |
| + // Returns the types that cannot be configured due to not being ready. |
| + syncer::ModelTypeSet GetUnreadyErrorTypes() const; |
| + |
| private: |
| // Returns true if there are any types with errors. |
| bool AnyFailedDataType() const; |
| - // List of data types that failed at startup due to association errors or |
| - // runtime due to data type errors. |
| - TypeErrorMap fatal_errors_; |
| + // List of data types that failed due to unrecoverable errors and should |
| + // be disabled. |
| + TypeErrorMap unrecoverable_errors_; |
| + |
| + // List of data types that failed due to runtime errors and should be |
| + // disabled. These are different from unrecoverable_errors_ in that |
| + // ResetDataTypeError can remove them from this list. |
| + TypeErrorMap data_type_errors_; |
| // List of data types that failed due to the cryptographer not being ready. |
| TypeErrorMap crypto_errors_; |
| - // List of data type that failed because sync did not persist the newest |
| + // List of data types that failed because sync did not persist the newest |
| // version of their data. |
| TypeErrorMap persistence_errors_; |
| + // List of data types that could not start due to not being ready. These can |
| + // be marked as ready by calling ResetDataTypeErrorFor(..). |
|
stanisc
2014/06/10 21:21:42
ResetDataTypeErrorFor or ResetUnreadyErrorFor?
Nicolas Zea
2014/06/19 00:04:22
Done.
|
| + TypeErrorMap unready_errors_; |
| + |
| DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(FailedDataTypesHandler); |
| }; |