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Mesa DescriptionThis PR implements a "post-readdir" prefetching strategy to improve filesystem performance for metadata-heavy directory listings (e.g., When a directory is read, this change proactively fetches the attributes for all of its children in a single batch operation. This populates the inode cache, ensuring that subsequent The "(non-slop)" approach signifies that the prefetching is targeted only at the immediate children of the listed directory, preventing cache pollution from over-fetching. Description generated by Mesa. Update settings |
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Incomplete architecture for new asynchronous filesystem caching - the
AsyncFscomponent lacks critical interfaces for table population and write-through to the directory cache, making these data structures currently unusable. -
Background task orchestration framework is added but not connected to the rest of the system, leaving the foundational infrastructure without clear integration paths.
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Significant regression in telemetry configuration - removal of
Trc::with_telemetryand hard-coding of OTLP exporter means application-level telemetry settings are now ignored. -
The PR attempts to introduce multiple significant architectural changes simultaneously (async filesystem caching, background tasks, telemetry rework) without complete implementation paths for each.
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| //! Async INode Table which supports concurrent access and modification. | |||
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FsDataProvider uses the Future trait in its associated type, but this module never brings std::future::Future into scope. As written the file doesn’t compile (cannot find type �Future� in this scope). Please import std::future::Future before defining the trait.
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`FsDataProvider` uses the `Future` trait in its associated type, but this module never brings `std::future::Future` into scope. As written the file doesn’t compile (`cannot find type �Future� in this scope`). Please import `std::future::Future` before defining the trait.
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| pub fn insert(&self, parent_ino: LoadedAddr, name: OsString, ino: LoadedAddr, is_dir: bool) { |
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TreeIndex::insert_sync returns Err((key, value)) when the key already exists. Because the result is ignored, refreshes never replace the old dentry even though the comment says overwrites are expected. Cached directory entries therefore stay stale until they are explicitly removed. Consider using upsert_sync or removing/reinserting so that lookups see the refreshed inode info.
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`TreeIndex::insert_sync` returns `Err((key, value))` when the key already exists. Because the result is ignored, refreshes never replace the old dentry even though the comment says overwrites are expected. Cached directory entries therefore stay stale until they are explicitly removed. Consider using `upsert_sync` or removing/reinserting so that lookups see the refreshed inode info.
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BackgroundTaskPoolMap::spawn is generic over Future, but std::future::Future isn’t imported anywhere in this module. This causes a compile error when the file is built. Please add use std::future::Future; (or qualify the trait) before using it in the signatures.
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`BackgroundTaskPoolMap::spawn` is generic over `Future`, but `std::future::Future` isn’t imported anywhere in this module. This causes a compile error when the file is built. Please add `use std::future::Future;` (or qualify the trait) before using it in the signatures.
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| // SAFETY: The Drop implementation here guarantees that the future will be aborted before |
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std::mem::transmute is extending both the future and self to 'static so they can be moved into tokio::spawn, but nothing actually guarantees those references outlive the spawned task. Drop only calls JoinHandle::abort, which just schedules cancellation—it doesn’t wait for the task to finish touching self. If the pool is dropped while a task is still running, the task now holds a 'static reference to freed memory, leading to use-after-free UB. Instead of transmutes, require callers to give you 'static futs or move an Arc<Self> (or other owned state) into the task.
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`std::mem::transmute` is extending both the future and `self` to `'static` so they can be moved into `tokio::spawn`, but nothing actually guarantees those references outlive the spawned task. `Drop` only calls `JoinHandle::abort`, which just schedules cancellation—it doesn’t wait for the task to finish touching `self`. If the pool is dropped while a task is still running, the task now holds a `'static` reference to freed memory, leading to use-after-free UB. Instead of transmutes, require callers to give you `'static` futs or move an `Arc<Self>` (or other owned state) into the task.
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trigger_task_rx lives inside the spawned task. If that task panics or returns before reaching trigger_task_rx.await, the receiver is dropped and this send(...).unwrap() will panic, crashing the entire pool. Consider handling the Err case (log and continue or clean up the maps) instead of unconditionally unwrapping here.
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`trigger_task_rx` lives inside the spawned task. If that task panics or returns before reaching `trigger_task_rx.await`, the receiver is dropped and this `send(...).unwrap()` will panic, crashing the entire pool. Consider handling the `Err` case (log and continue or clean up the maps) instead of unconditionally unwrapping here.
| /// For each lookup call made by the kernel, it expects the icache to be updated with the | ||
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| async fn lookup(&mut self, parent: Inode, name: &OsStr) -> Result<FileAttr, Self::LookupError>; | ||
| async fn lookup( |
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async fn lookup(...) -> Result<impl CreatedFileAttr, _> cannot compile inside a trait definition: opaque impl Trait return types aren’t allowed in trait methods (even with async_trait). The compiler emits "impl Trait in trait method return type is not allowed". You’ll need to introduce an associated type (e.g. type LookupOutput: CreatedFileAttr;) or return a boxed trait object instead.
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`async fn lookup(...) -> Result<impl CreatedFileAttr, _>` cannot compile inside a trait definition: opaque `impl Trait` return types aren’t allowed in trait methods (even with `async_trait`). The compiler emits "impl Trait in trait method return type is not allowed". You’ll need to introduce an associated type (e.g. `type LookupOutput: CreatedFileAttr;`) or return a boxed trait object instead.
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| /// Called when the kernel is done with an inode. |
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Removing Fs::forget here breaks every caller that still invokes it (e.g. src/fs/fuser.rs:324 still forwards the kernel’s FORGET ops to Fs::forget). Until those call sites and implementors are updated to the new Forgettable trait, the crate won’t compile. Either keep the method or plumb the new abstraction through the remaining modules in the same PR.
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Removing `Fs::forget` here breaks every caller that still invokes it (e.g. `src/fs/fuser.rs:324` still forwards the kernel’s FORGET ops to `Fs::forget`). Until those call sites and implementors are updated to the new `Forgettable` trait, the crate won’t compile. Either keep the method or plumb the new abstraction through the remaining modules in the same PR.
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| /// Configure OTLP telemetry endpoints from the application config. |
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Trc::with_telemetry is removed here, but main still calls it (src/main.rs:58). The crate no longer compiles because the method doesn’t exist. Please keep the API or update the call sites/config plumbing in the same change.
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`Trc::with_telemetry` is removed here, but `main` still calls it (`src/main.rs:58`). The crate no longer compiles because the method doesn’t exist. Please keep the API or update the call sites/config plumbing in the same change.
| .map(|p| tracing_opentelemetry::layer().with_tracer(p.tracer("git-fs"))); | ||
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| let exporter = opentelemetry_otlp::SpanExporter::builder() |
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All of the telemetry configuration is now hard-coded to SpanExporter::builder().with_http().build() with default endpoints, and Trc no longer stores the TelemetryConfig::endpoints() at all. That means user-provided collector URLs are ignored and 丑 mode can no longer enable OTLP export even if the config asks for it. Please keep the endpoint plumbing (or otherwise expose it) so we don’t silently drop telemetry when this lands.
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All of the telemetry configuration is now hard-coded to `SpanExporter::builder().with_http().build()` with default endpoints, and `Trc` no longer stores the `TelemetryConfig::endpoints()` at all. That means user-provided collector URLs are ignored and 丑 mode can no longer enable OTLP export even if the config asks for it. Please keep the endpoint plumbing (or otherwise expose it) so we don’t silently drop telemetry when this lands.
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