I thought it was a bit funny we test various disk sizes in test_grow,
but no where else! test_grow actually found several bugs when reworking
the lookahead buffer related to small disks, so I figured we should have
some more intentional tests... And behold! A bug!
The issue is that we implicitly call lfs_alloc_ckpoint in
lfsr_mdir_commit. Originally the thinking was that this would be fine
since any in-flight blocks should be committed to a tracked btree/bshrub
first, but lfsr_bshrub_commit goes _through_ lfsr_mdir_commit. Bit of a
problem.
So if we call lfsr_bshrub_commit to add a recently allocated block, it
may end up calling lfsr_mdir_commit, erronously ckpointing the
allocator, and then clobbering the new block if the mdir needs to be
relocated, split, etc.
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The fix here is to just move lfs_alloc_ckpoint out of lfsr_mdir_commit.
This adds a bit of noise, but it's probably a good thing for alloc
ckpoints to be explicit.
At least lfs_alloc_ckpoint is cheap:
code stack
before: 36412 2680
after: 36472 (+0.2%) 2680 (+0.0%)
Christopher Haster
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