Reclaim extent block when removing non-root dir #73
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jserv
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jserv
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When removing a directory, the extent block was not reclaimed properly. This fix ensures that extent blocks for non-root directories are reclaimed during removal. The root directory is excluded from this process, as it serves as the mount point and cannot be removed. The reclaim mechanism is designed to run when a directory is actually removed, not just when it becomes empty. close sysprog21#65
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When removing a directory, the extent block was not reclaimed properly.
This fix ensures that extent blocks for non-root directories are reclaimed during removal. The root directory is excluded from this process, as it serves as the mount point and cannot be removed.
The reclaim mechanism is designed to run when a directory is actually removed, not just when it becomes empty.
close #65