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Some recent updates to PoST required changes to postdata_metadata.json file. Fortunately these changes were full backwards compatible such that implementing them didn't pose a big challenge.
In the future we will probably require updates to PoST that are not fully backwards compatible and may require migration of existing data to be used with newer versions. The goal of this issue is to lay the foundations of making this happen.
Acceptance criteria
Add version information to postdata_metadata.json. Assume version 0 (the state of PoST as it is used in v0.8.11) if not present.
When accessing a PoST directory parse that version information and return an error if the found version doesn't match the expected version.
Add functions that allow migration from a previous version of PoST to the current version.
Implementation hints
Consider making changes to postdata_metadata.json atomically when updating the file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Description
Some recent updates to PoST required changes to
postdata_metadata.json
file. Fortunately these changes were full backwards compatible such that implementing them didn't pose a big challenge.In the future we will probably require updates to PoST that are not fully backwards compatible and may require migration of existing data to be used with newer versions. The goal of this issue is to lay the foundations of making this happen.
Acceptance criteria
postdata_metadata.json
. Assume version 0 (the state of PoST as it is used in v0.8.11) if not present.Implementation hints
postdata_metadata.json
atomically when updating the file.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: