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Out of curiosity, how do you plan on using handle-specific attributes or fsync? All handles to a single node are supposed to view the same data, and as far as...

bolt-mount is a filesystem interface to a transactional key-value database that stores file contents to the key-value store on Flush, which is the kernel operation triggered by fsync or final...

> I guess you almost never get Setattr called without an open write handle? That'd happen with truncate syscall, chmod, etc. > Also, I get problems with vim if I...

Based on my reading of bolt-mount it explicitly doesn't care whether incoming requests have a handle or not -- though that code is probably buggy if there are no writers...

It would be possible to support older versions, but I would personally much rather push forward not backward. We're already far behind what the kernel actually can do (because osx...

This is simply too much effort, to keep maintaining all the code branches from all the old protocol versions. Personally, I will prioritize new features over accommodating outdated enterprise distributions....

As the issue says, Linux seems to just not look at the error value returned from Release. Release is too late to report errors; you should return errors from Write...

If `close(2)` is returning an error, everything FUSE or the kernel can do is done, and the application is buggy. You can verify the close getting an error with e.g....

What do you mean by "high level" vs "low level"? If https://godoc.org/bazil.org/fuse/fs is not "high level" enough for you, you really don't want to write a FUSE filesystem; file systems...

Closing drive-by issue with nothing concrete in it.