Class GeoScrapeService.DryRunResult

java.lang.Object

ubic.gemma.core.geoscrape.GeoScrapeService.DryRunResult

Enclosing interface:

GeoScrapeService

public static class GeoScrapeService.DryRunResult
extends Object

Outcome of a dry run: the candidates, plus the two things a batching caller cannot work out from the candidate list alone.

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
DryRunResult(List<GeoScrapeDryRunCandidate> candidates, String lastScannedAccession, Date lastScannedDate, List<String> incompleteRecords, Integer nextOffset)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
List<GeoScrapeDryRunCandidate>	getCandidates()
List<String>	getIncompleteRecords()	Accessions examined on degraded information: GEO served invalid MINiML, so the record was kept with whatever the summary gave rather than failing the batch.
String	getLastScannedAccession()	The last record the scan actually LOOKED at, matched or not.
Date	getLastScannedDate()	Release date of getLastScannedAccession(), so a caller can step `until` without a lookup.
Integer	getNextOffset()	Absolute offset into the resolved window where this scan stopped — feed straight back as skip alongside the same startAt to continue at record level rather than restarting that day.

Methods inherited from class Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Details

DryRunResult

public DryRunResult(List<GeoScrapeDryRunCandidate> candidates,
 @Nullable
 String lastScannedAccession,
 @Nullable
 Date lastScannedDate,
 List<String> incompleteRecords,
 @Nullable
 Integer nextOffset)

Method Details

getCandidates

public List<GeoScrapeDryRunCandidate> getCandidates()

getLastScannedAccession

@Nullable
public String getLastScannedAccession()

The last record the scan actually LOOKED at, matched or not.

A caller can only cursor on the oldest candidate, but maxRecords caps records SCANNED and most scanned records match nothing — so when a batch's matches all sit near the head, the next request re-scans the same span and returns nothing new. Measured by the agents side over a 2026-06-01..2026-08-12 walk: 38 of 101 requests bought nothing, each one a full synchronous scan against the 60-second proxy budget. Cursoring on this instead of on the oldest candidate collapses those.

Null when the scan examined no records at all.

getLastScannedDate

@Nullable
public Date getLastScannedDate()

Release date of getLastScannedAccession(), so a caller can step `until` without a lookup.

getIncompleteRecords

public List<String> getIncompleteRecords()

Accessions examined on degraded information: GEO served invalid MINiML, so the record was kept with whatever the summary gave rather than failing the batch. Matchers that depend on sample details may therefore have under-matched on these, so a caller can report its list as incomplete and name the records — and retry them later, since the condition is usually transient.

getNextOffset

@Nullable
public Integer getNextOffset()

Absolute offset into the resolved window where this scan stopped — feed straight back as skip alongside the same startAt to continue at record level rather than restarting that day. Null when nothing was scanned.