Releases: stephenh/mirror
Releases · stephenh/mirror
v1.3.11
Bump grpc dependencies to resolve iisues with mac/centos. (#68) Admittedly I didn't do much digging but with a simple MacOS Big Sur / Centos environment, grpc ran into issues with netty... IllegalArgumentException: decode only works with an entire header block! which can be found here: https://netty.io/4.1/xref/io/netty/handler/codec/http2/HpackDecoder.html#456. Bumping grpc to latest resolves it. Co-authored-by: Ian V Koeppe <[email protected]>
v1.3.10-1-g1742452
Added functionality to be able to define the log file name, and the l…
v1.3.9
v1.3.7-dirty
Need to set empty string instead of null.
v1.3.7-1-g5971615
Need to set empty string instead of null.
v1.3.6
v1.3.5-1-g74adbbc-dirty
Better handling of directory mod times. Mirror is fundamentally based on mod times, i.e. latest mod time wins. This works great for files, but directories are a bit different, because any new/changed file in a directory, updates the directory's own mod time to an OS-generated value. In general we don't want to bother with keeping these in-sync across local/remote, so now we explicitly ignore this case. Deletions also don't work well with mod times, b/c a deletion doesn't really have a time in the file system anymore; previously we added the old mod time + 1 second immediately when the delete happened, but this could result in an ignored write, hwen our "now + 1 second" hueristic was artificially ahead of an actual now + < 1 second write on the just-deleted file. We still need to fudge with mod times on "deleted then restored via mv" files, to ensure their still-in-the-past-b/c-it-was-restored mod time "wins" over the deletion mark, so we recognize when that is happening and bump the restored file's mod time ahead by 1 second.