Paul Ruane
Paul Ruane
Sounds reasonable. I've not done any work on TMSU for a while. I have been exploring a rewrite (possibly in Rust) with clear separation between the core functionality (as a...
I don't see this as a problem. TMSU works at the filename abstraction, not the inode level. Indeed many filesystems don't have inodes. Just because a filesystem supports hard links...
Hmm, I thought I took the canonical path.b I'll have a look at this. On Tue, 19 Mar 2019, 10:20 Ashley Harvey, wrote: > I agree with you. > >...
Inodes are a filesystem specific feature. TMSU works at the path level so that it can work across filesystems. It would resolve a path into its absolute form so that...
Note to self: investigate whether there are cases where canonical path is not used when tagging files.
Wow, thanks for the very detailed insight. I've actually decided to start work on a little platform game in order to learn Rust, using the SDL2 bindings...so hopefully that will...
I've created the branch [`rust`](/oniony/TMSU/tree/rust) for starting this experimental work.
Hi, yes, this is the plan. On 21 Feb 2018 1:28 pm, "Andrew Shu" wrote: > @oniony Since you've been toying with the > idea of a Rust rewrite, are...
I've reproduced this. You're right that it's identifying the link as being a file link due to the presence of the number. This is a hangup from before the file...
I'm not sure. I don't own any Apple devices. Have a look to see if 'make' supports conditionals that would allow different tools for different cases. As to the paths,...