FromCompileError tries to see if err represents a non-fatal issue such as a timeout or process error.

FromRunError tries to see if err represents a non-fatal issue such as a timeout or process error.

FromString tries to resolve s to a status code.

CompileFail indicates that a run failed because of the compilation failing.

CompileTimeout indicates that a run failed because the compilation timed out.

Filtered indicates that a run would have failed, but it has been caught by a filter.

FirstBad refers to the first status that represents an unwanted outcome.

FlagBad is the union of all 'bad' flags; it should match the calculation in Status.IsBad.

FlagCompileFail signifies a compile failure.

FlagCompileTimeout signifies a compile timeout.

FlagFail is the union of all failure flags.

FlagFiltered signifies that a subject was filtered out.

FlagFlagged signifies that a subject was 'flagged'.

Flagged indicates that a run completed successfully, but its observation was interesting.

FlagRunFail signifies a runtime failure.

FlagRunTimeout signifies a runtime timeout.

FlagTimeout is the union of all timeout flags.

Last is the last valid status.

Ok indicates that a run completed successfully without incident.

RunFail indicates that a run failed directly.

RunTimeout indicates that a run timed out.

Unknown represents an unknown status.

ErrBad occurs when FromString encounters an unknown status string.

Flag programmatically represents, as a bitwise Flag set, the possible classifications for a subject.

Status is the type of completed-run statuses.