# LibTmux::Workspace::ApplyError

**Workspace Manager concept example** A working example of the core library. It can change without notice.

- **Module:** LibTmux
- **Package:** libtmux-workspace
- **Language:** Ruby
- **Kind:** class
- **Source:** https://github.com/libtmux/libtmux-ruby/blob/46474e8a2f03e39fc2b0ff73b6a841777b79c4d2/gems/libtmux/lib/libtmux/errors.rb#L5
- **Bases:** [`LibTmux::Error`](/en/ruby/v0.1.2/reference/libtmux-error/)
- **Page:** https://libtmux.org/en/ruby/v0.1.2/workspace/reference/libtmux-workspace-applyerror/

## Members

### Common operations

- [`result`](/en/ruby/v0.1.2/workspace/reference/libtmux-workspace-applyerror-result/) (method): Returns the value of attribute result.

### Other members

- [`cleanup_errors`](/en/ruby/v0.1.2/workspace/reference/libtmux-workspace-applyerror-cleanup_errors/) (method): Returns the value of attribute cleanup_errors.
- [`delivery`](/en/ruby/v0.1.2/workspace/reference/libtmux-workspace-applyerror-delivery/) (method): Returns the value of attribute delivery.
- [`entity`](/en/ruby/v0.1.2/workspace/reference/libtmux-workspace-applyerror-entity/) (method): Returns the value of attribute entity.
- [`expected`](/en/ruby/v0.1.2/workspace/reference/libtmux-workspace-applyerror-expected/) (method): Returns the value of attribute expected.
- [`failure_class`](/en/ruby/v0.1.2/workspace/reference/libtmux-workspace-applyerror-failure_class/) (method): Returns the value of attribute failure_class.
- [`new`](/en/ruby/v0.1.2/workspace/reference/libtmux-workspace-applyerror-new/) (method): Behavior: Workspace results.
- [`path`](/en/ruby/v0.1.2/workspace/reference/libtmux-workspace-applyerror-path/) (method): Returns the value of attribute path.
- [`phase`](/en/ruby/v0.1.2/workspace/reference/libtmux-workspace-applyerror-phase/) (method): Returns the value of attribute phase.
- [`pid`](/en/ruby/v0.1.2/workspace/reference/libtmux-workspace-applyerror-pid/) (method): Returns the value of attribute pid.

## Guides

Pages that discuss `ApplyError`.

- [Ownership and errors](/en/ruby/v0.1.2/topics/errors-and-exceptions/)