Fortunately these operations are heavily tested in test_dirs. The only
difference with files is the possibility for shrubs to need to be
copied.
Bugs fixed:
- It's counterintuitive, but lfsr_rbyd_appendcompactattr _can_ error
with LFS_ERR_RANGE when we are copying a shrub. This can happen if the
underlying mdir needs compaction itself.
- It's possible to null-trunk bshrubs to appear in our filesystem
traversal. Null-trunk bshrubs don't usually appear in any stable
state, but they are created by lfsr_bshrub_alloc and lfsr_btree_commit
to represent new, yet-uncommitted shrubs.
This gets a bit tricky because we also use null-trunks to indicate if
lfsr_btree_traversal has traversed the root. We can't rely on
bid >= weight for this because zero-weight btrees are allowed.
The solution here, though maybe temporary (famous last words), is to
treat null-trunk btrees as not having a root. Which isn't really true,
but null-trunk btree roots only exist between allocator checkpoints,
so they are allowed to be unreachable.
We really need more asserts that this is the case though... At least
added an assert that we never commit/read null trunks on disk.
Christopher Haster
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