sync_all() on leaf_set and prune_list#3354
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👍 makes sense didn't know about all that fsync stuff. Good to know. LGTM
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@quentinlesceller thanks for taking a look. I have not touched this branch for a bit so I'm going to pick it up again and do some more testing before merging. |
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4.0.0 has a dedicated branch now. Opening this up against master.
We should call
sync_all()(akafsync) when writing the leaf_set (and prune_list) withsave_via_temp_file.Renaming a file without first calling
fsyncis not safe.See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7433057/is-rename-without-fsync-safe
Also avoid removing the original file before renaming the temp file as this kind of defeats the atomicity of the "temp file and rename" approach.
Related #3352 (fsync rabbit hole).