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chore: blockstore: Plumb through a proper Flush() method on all blockstores #10465

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Allow any blockstore to induce a Flush()/fsync() on any underlying storage regardless of amount of indirection.

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@ribasushi ribasushi marked this pull request as ready for review March 14, 2023 01:47
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This is something @raulk wanted to do for a long time.

@ZenGround0 this could be of interest to what you were recently working on, I use it in a separate commit elsewhere as follows: ribasushi/ltsh@e7629792afd

@@ -18,13 +18,18 @@ type Blockstore interface {
blockstore.Blockstore
blockstore.Viewer
BatchDeleter
Flusher
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I know that some external repos depend/implement this blockstore interface, so quite likely this will break some things, but imo that's acceptable

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Examples?

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RIBS / DagParts, so mostly just my fault 😅

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do i care that much aboout you....?? hrm.

@@ -476,6 +476,23 @@ func (s *SplitStore) GetSize(ctx context.Context, cid cid.Cid) (int, error) {
}
}

func (s *SplitStore) Flush(ctx context.Context) error {
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This is probably slightly more complicated while a compaction is running, but this impl is still more correct than no flush

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@magik6k @ZenGround0 I do not insist this being the right order: it only seemed correct based on how I read the code ( we use the RLock as an actual lock from what I can tell )

Feel free to rip this method up and implement better!

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nothing is obviously broken here though maybe there are some slightly less obvious breakages, let me know if you see that flushing splitstore breaks everything

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