Confusing mix of references and absolutes in various function calls

[CowBoy4mH3LL]

I see a few types (not comprehensive though) of functions defined in the library depending on their input and output -- those with input: absolute, references, Arc -- those with output: absolute, references, Arc

Given that, I am facing issues when using reference/Arcs outputted by some functions as arguments of others that take absolutes as inputs. Here is an example

struct Some{
_session: Arc<Session>,
...
}

fn some_new() -> Some{
  ...
  let session:Arc<session> = 
          Arc::new(
              Session::connect(user_at_server, KnownHosts::Accept)
              .await.expect("Could not connect via SSH!!")
          );
  ..
  Self{
  _session: session,
...
  }

fn some_other(){
   ...
   session.clone().close();
...
}
}
....

From the above, the compiler does not likesession.clone().close() because clone() returns another Arc and Session does not implement Copy/Clone and close() takes an absolute self as argument.

Is this an already discussed case, or am I missing something really obvious :) ?