Yes, fair enough. Note that I never accused anybody of not telling the truth. My point was about how useful sqlite can be as the posterchild example of a good test suite when we can't see the secret sauce. Not that it…
EDIT: Deleted a controversial comment about the often praised SQLite test suite not actually being public and about locking behaviour in SQLite. References are [1] and [2]. [1] https://www.sqlite.org/th3.html [2]…
The linked project seems to be a wrapper around https://github.com/pkg/sftp
Where can I learn more about the rename() trick not being safe? I was also (incorrectly) assuming that renaming a file after having fsynced the contents is a valid mechanism to perform "atomic" file writes where the…
Yes, fair enough. Note that I never accused anybody of not telling the truth. My point was about how useful sqlite can be as the posterchild example of a good test suite when we can't see the secret sauce. Not that it…
EDIT: Deleted a controversial comment about the often praised SQLite test suite not actually being public and about locking behaviour in SQLite. References are [1] and [2]. [1] https://www.sqlite.org/th3.html [2]…
The linked project seems to be a wrapper around https://github.com/pkg/sftp
Where can I learn more about the rename() trick not being safe? I was also (incorrectly) assuming that renaming a file after having fsynced the contents is a valid mechanism to perform "atomic" file writes where the…