- When listing items by doing
GET /foldername/ the mtime of file.txt is used.
- When fetching items by doing
GET /foldername/file.txt, the mtime of .~file.txt is used.
I guess this issue doesn't always show up because the file has to be PUT at a second (or millisecond?) boundary, otherwise there's no difference between the mtime of the meta file and the mtime of the data file. However, you can test it by touching either meta files or data files.
The following patch fixes this:
diff --git a/lib/stores/file_tree.js b/lib/stores/file_tree.js
index 465f9ce..abb3b6c 100644
--- a/lib/stores/file_tree.js
+++ b/lib/stores/file_tree.js
@@ -184,7 +184,7 @@ FileTree.prototype.get = function(username, path, version, callback) {
});
} else {
self.readFile(dataPath, function(error, blob, modified) {
- self.readFile(metaPath, function(error, json, modified) {
+ self.readFile(metaPath, function(error, json, _) {
if (error) {
release();
return callback(null, null);
I'll open a PR if you agree with the change @jcoglan
GET /foldername/the mtime offile.txtis used.GET /foldername/file.txt, the mtime of.~file.txtis used.I guess this issue doesn't always show up because the file has to be PUT at a second (or millisecond?) boundary, otherwise there's no difference between the mtime of the meta file and the mtime of the data file. However, you can test it by touching either meta files or data files.
The following patch fixes this:
I'll open a PR if you agree with the change @jcoglan