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ConnectorCfg

Struct ConnectorCfg 

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pub struct ConnectorCfg {
Show 15 fields pub orders_capacity: usize, pub pnl_capacity: usize, pub marketdata_capacity: usize, pub backoff_min: Duration, pub backoff_max: Duration, pub heartbeat_timeout: Duration, pub marketdata_idle_unsubscribe: Duration, pub event_log: Option<Arc<EventLog>>, pub retention: RetentionPolicy, pub prune_every: Duration, pub resubscribe_min: Duration, pub resubscribe_max: Duration, pub session_check_every: Duration, pub backoff_reset_after: Duration, pub quiet_after_rounds: u32,
}
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Configurable knobs for the connector.

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§orders_capacity: usize

Capacity of the orders ring.

§pnl_capacity: usize

Capacity of the pnl ring.

§marketdata_capacity: usize

Per-conid market-data ring capacity.

§backoff_min: Duration

Min reconnect backoff.

§backoff_max: Duration

Max reconnect backoff.

§heartbeat_timeout: Duration

If no frame arrives in this long, the connector tears the socket down and reconnects (assumes the socket is dead, not idle).

§marketdata_idle_unsubscribe: Duration

Idle market-data subs auto-unsubscribe after this long with no ensure_market_data call (P2 — currently unused, plumbed for forward compatibility).

§event_log: Option<Arc<EventLog>>

Optional sqlite-backed historical event log. When set, every pushed event is also appended here so /events/{topic}/history can serve reads beyond ring capacity.

§retention: RetentionPolicy

Retention policy used by the periodic prune task.

§prune_every: Duration

How often to run the prune task. Defaults to once per hour.

§resubscribe_min: Duration

First retry delay after CPAPI refuses a standing subscription.

§resubscribe_max: Duration

Retry delay ceiling. A sor+{} every five minutes is a harmless ask of a Gateway that keeps saying no; the fund’s confirmer no longer depends on it, but a healthy stream is still the fast path.

§session_check_every: Duration

How often to ask /tickle whether the Gateway session the socket was opened under is still the current one.

§backoff_reset_after: Duration

A connection that stayed up at least this long resets the reconnect backoff to backoff_min. Shorter-lived ones keep doubling it, so a socket that connects and dies at once cannot spin.

§quiet_after_rounds: u32

Resubscribe rounds a standing topic may go unanswered — no frame, no refusal — before it is reported quiet and no longer re-asked. 0 re-asks forever (the behaviour before this knob existed).

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impl Clone for ConnectorCfg

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fn clone(&self) -> ConnectorCfg

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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

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impl Debug for ConnectorCfg

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

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impl Default for ConnectorCfg

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fn default() -> Self

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