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Re: svn commit: r9312 - trunk/subversion/libsvn_fs_fs

From: Josh Pieper <jpieper_at_andrew.cmu.edu>
Date: 2004-04-10 20:22:10 CEST

> > * subversion/libsvn_fs_fs/fs_fs.c
> > (svn_fs__fs_open, svn_fs__fs_youngest_revision,
> > svn_fs__fs_get_node_revision, svn_fs__fs_get_proplist,
> > svn_fs__fs_rep_contents_dir, svn_fs__fs_rev_get_root,
> > svn_fs__fs_revision_proplist): Impelemented at least partially
> > and removed abort's on the control paths so implemented.
> > (svn_fs__fs_file_length, svn_fs__fs_noderev_same_prop_key,
> > svn_fs__fs_noderev_same_data_key): New
> > (read_header_block, open_and_seek_revision, read_rep_line,
> > get_fs_id_at_offset, get_root_offset): New helper routines that
> > assist the above newly implemented functions.
>
> I hate to be nitpicky, but the formatting in this file is pretty
> random. There are a bunch of places with weird [*] if/else blocks,
> some overly long lines, some sections that are indented too far, and
> the 'space before the paren for function calls' seems to disappear and
> reappear at random.

Sorry about that. Subversion's coding style is radically different
from what I am used to, so I am trying to break myself of those habits
and check my work carefully, but obviously not carefully enough. Is
there some script I can use to check for obvious things before
checking in?

> I've got a patch for all of this except the space before the paren
> stuff, since I didn't know which direction this code was going to go on
> that issue, but I'll hold off on committing it until after I hear from
> you, since I'd hate to conflict with any more work you've been doing
> here.

Go ahead and check it in, I have done no more than what's in the
repository now.

> Also, how are you creating test cases for this? Manually? And from
> what I can see it's just opening up the 'current' revision number. Is
> that intended to exist forever, or is it temporary? I'm just curious
> how we're going to atomically replace that file when commits occur...
> Will it be a link of some sort?

The one test case I have now is hand-made, however ghudson is working
on a program to generate the test cases from dump files, work is just
progressing slowly.

As to the 'current' file, the plan is to acquire a repository wide
lock when updating it and when writing new revision files. It could
be a symlink if platform portability wasn't a concern.

-Josh

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