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Fix link-mode=clone on linux #7620
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FICLONE would return EISDIR if the source is a directory. We resolve it by extending the cases in which we fall back to recursing into the directory.
I pushed a couple of extra commits to make the linter happy, and close a gap for a race condition I missed initially, and caused a CI failure on macos. This is ready for review. |
Oh smart, thank you. Will review. I’ll admit I’ve never actually tested this on btrfs. |
clone_recursive(site_packages, wheel, locks, &entry?, attempt)?; | ||
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return Ok(()); | ||
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Why would it not be sufficient to extend this to Linux?
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It is. This is the first commit in the PR, actually.
I then tried to decouple a bit this code for the next person who needs to touch it. I found it a bit difficult to reason about because it was handling 2 separate fallback logic, plus the windows and linux special case in clone_recursive
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I do think this makes it easier to follow, but I understand this is somewhat subjective. If you prefer, I can stick with the minimal change that fixes the bug.
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While I definitely appreciate the intent, I would prefer to use the minimal change, since this function is so critical and making large changes to it requires extensive testing.
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Ok. I updated the branch with a minimal change to fix the bug.
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Thanks. This I can easily and confidently merge.
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Summary
On linux, reflink does not work on a directory. Currently, we first attempt to reflink directory, and only if it fails with
AlreadyExists
we attempt to reflink recursively.This has the effect that, on linux,
uv pip install --link-mode=clone
would always fall back tocopy
.We resolve this by only attempting to reflink directories on macos. In the process, we refactored
clone_recursive
in an attempt to make it easier to reason about its logic.Test Plan
I tested that after this change,
uv pip install --link-mode=clone numpy
would behave as expected in the following cases:I have not tested it on macos or windows, as I currently don't have access to any macos or windows machines, unfortunately.