Thanks for sharing this wonderful library in Go.
I'd like to query if any one is working on implementating InvalidateNode/InvalidateEntry here? I see #61 basically asked the same but stay open atm.
This has been implemented in bazil.org/fuse (which I suppose is the kernel part's upstream):
https://github.com/bazil/fuse/blob/65cc252bf6691cb3c7014bcb2c8dc29de91e3a7e/fuse.go#L1156
I think porting that implementation here and make all tests pass should be enough. If no other one is working on it, I'd like to draft a PR for review, but your directions & suggestions should be helpful before I start the work.
Background info is, I'm writing a homegrown array database, that based on ZFS files shared over NFS to many computing nodes. But close-to-open cache consistency of NFS is becoming a problem, and I'd take the chance to map may small array data files into few large virtual data files to be mmap'ed, so inode invalidation is a tight requirement. And since ZFS already been the inode/unix thing, the approach at bazil that to manage virtual inodes on the fly feels inappropriate.
Thanks for sharing this wonderful library in Go.
I'd like to query if any one is working on implementating InvalidateNode/InvalidateEntry here? I see #61 basically asked the same but stay open atm.
This has been implemented in bazil.org/fuse (which I suppose is the kernel part's upstream):
https://github.com/bazil/fuse/blob/65cc252bf6691cb3c7014bcb2c8dc29de91e3a7e/fuse.go#L1156
I think porting that implementation here and make all tests pass should be enough. If no other one is working on it, I'd like to draft a PR for review, but your directions & suggestions should be helpful before I start the work.
Background info is, I'm writing a homegrown array database, that based on ZFS files shared over NFS to many computing nodes. But close-to-open cache consistency of NFS is becoming a problem, and I'd take the chance to map may small array data files into few large virtual data files to be mmap'ed, so inode invalidation is a tight requirement. And since ZFS already been the inode/unix thing, the approach at bazil that to manage virtual inodes on the fly feels inappropriate.