drive: fix DirMove leaving a hardlinked directory behind #2245
This bug was introduced by the v3 API conversion in 07f20dd1fd
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The problem was that dircache.FindPath doesn't work for the root directory.
This adds an internal error for dircache.FindPath being called with
the root directory. This makes a failing test, which the fix to the
drive backend fixes.
This also improves the DirCache integration test.
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@ -1195,10 +1195,16 @@ func (f *Fs) DirMove(src fs.Fs, srcRemote, dstRemote string) error {
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}
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// Find ID of src parent
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_, srcDirectoryID, err := srcFs.dirCache.FindPath(srcRemote, false)
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var srcDirectoryID string
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if srcRemote == "" {
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srcDirectoryID, err = srcFs.dirCache.RootParentID()
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} else {
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_, srcDirectoryID, err = srcFs.dirCache.FindPath(srcRemote, false)
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}
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if err != nil {
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return err
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}
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// Find ID of src
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srcID, err := srcFs.dirCache.FindDir(srcRemote, false)
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if err != nil {
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@ -626,6 +626,9 @@ func Run(t *testing.T, opt *Opt) {
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fstest.CheckListing(t, remote, []fstest.Item{file1, file2})
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// 1: file name.txt
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// 2: hello sausage?/../z.txt
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// Tidy up moveTest directory
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require.NoError(t, remote.Rmdir("moveTest"))
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})
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// Move src to this remote using server side move operations.
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@ -664,21 +667,38 @@ func Run(t *testing.T, opt *Opt) {
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// check remotes
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// FIXME: Prints errors.
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fstest.CheckListing(t, remote, []fstest.Item{})
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// remote should not exist here
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_, err = remote.List("")
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require.Equal(t, fs.ErrorDirNotFound, errors.Cause(err))
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//fstest.CheckListingWithPrecision(t, remote, []fstest.Item{}, []string{}, remote.Precision())
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file1Copy := file1
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file1Copy.Path = path.Join(newName, file1.Path)
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file2Copy := file2
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file2Copy.Path = path.Join(newName, file2.Path)
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file2Copy.WinPath = path.Join(newName, file2.WinPath)
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fstest.CheckListing(t, newRemote, []fstest.Item{file2Copy, file1Copy})
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fstest.CheckListingWithPrecision(t, newRemote, []fstest.Item{file2Copy, file1Copy}, []string{
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"new_name",
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"new_name/sub_new_name",
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"new_name/sub_new_name/hello? sausage",
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"new_name/sub_new_name/hello? sausage/êé",
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"new_name/sub_new_name/hello? sausage/êé/Hello, 世界",
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"new_name/sub_new_name/hello? sausage/êé/Hello, 世界/ \" ' @ < > & ? + ≠",
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}, newRemote.Precision())
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// move it back
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err = doDirMove(newRemote, newName, "")
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require.NoError(t, err)
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// check remotes
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fstest.CheckListing(t, remote, []fstest.Item{file2, file1})
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fstest.CheckListing(t, newRemote, []fstest.Item{})
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fstest.CheckListingWithPrecision(t, remote, []fstest.Item{file2, file1}, []string{
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"hello? sausage",
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"hello? sausage/êé",
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"hello? sausage/êé/Hello, 世界",
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"hello? sausage/êé/Hello, 世界/ \" ' @ < > & ? + ≠",
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}, remote.Precision())
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fstest.CheckListingWithPrecision(t, newRemote, []fstest.Item{}, []string{
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"new_name",
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}, newRemote.Precision())
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})
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// TestFsRmdirFull tests removing a non empty directory
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@ -204,8 +204,14 @@ func (dc *DirCache) _findDir(path string, create bool) (pathID string, err error
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// FindPath finds the leaf and directoryID from a path
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//
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// Do not call FindPath with the root directory - it will return an error
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//
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// If create is set parent directories will be created if they don't exist
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func (dc *DirCache) FindPath(path string, create bool) (leaf, directoryID string, err error) {
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if path == "" {
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err = errors.New("internal error: can't call FindPath with root directory")
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return
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}
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dc.mu.Lock()
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defer dc.mu.Unlock()
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directory, leaf := SplitPath(path)
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