Tobias Bucher

What leads to the disk being full for crater?

I see, thank you. So in a sense, disk-full errors are spurious, but shouldn't be ignored, but and the crates maybe retried after cleaning up some disk space.

You can use `let test_uuid: Uuid = data.unwrap().parse().unwrap()` instead.

I'm interested in this change. Is there anything blocking it? The workaround is very simple, just call `as_bytes()` and then `ct_eq()`.

It seems that glibc calculates sine and cosine in software: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12485190/calling-fsincos-instruction-in-llvm-slower-than-calling-libc-sin-cos-functions#24470801.

This PR is now over a year old. I'd rebase it if there's a chance that someone takes a look at it.

> There are other filesystems with questionable `stat` impls that return incorrect values that aren't 0. For example sysfs. Amazing, I did not foresee this. > Alas, this is insufficient....

~~It seems that `wc` falls back to reading the entire file if the file size is a multiple of the page size (4096 on my machine). I don't think we...

> But that still leaves FUSE drivers which can implement basically arbitrary behavior. `stat` and `seek` aren't required to be consistent there either and seek might be the method doing...

> FUSE is just the canary in the coal mine. sysfs shows that in-kernel filesystems do strange things too. If we have 2 examples already then I assume there's some...