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We should also discuss whether durability should be the default in writeFileBinary and writeFileUtf8.
My personal take right now is safe defaults are better, even if they are much slower due to the fsyncs and moves.
And ideally the docs should point out things like "if you do not need durability, use this other function which is much faster".
Also relevant for atomic moves (and performance) is whether the source and target are on the safe file system (overwise the rename()
is not atomic at all).
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The atomic move issue is probably the biggest question mark about this for me. AFAICT, the only way to reliably implement this is to create a temporary file in the same directory as the target file and then move it. However, in the case of program crashes/SIGKILLs/etc, there's a possibility that the file could be left behind, meaning that this change doesn't just trade performance for durability, but also introduces slight externally-visible semantic changes.
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I found another very useful thread that discusses these issues, and particular wheter fsync()
after rename()
is necessary (the answer there is yes):
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Just stumbled on this ticket. It seems like it can be closed, no?
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I think so
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