Don't recurse infinitely into subdirectories #15
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This fixes the issue where potentially the entire /usr/lib tree is added to the state map, adding hundreds of thousands of entries. This attempts to only recurse one subdirectory to try to match what the C usysconf did. With this commit, a first run only adds roughly 6200 entries. Still far higher than previous usysconf's 400, but at least it doesn't choke on a second run. Signed-off-by: Evan Maddock <[email protected]>
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According to Ikey, the legacy usysconf only stores the glob matches in the state. Should we do the same instead of walking file trees for possibly no reason? |
Yes, that makes senses to me. @livingsilver94: opinions? |
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This fixes the issue where potentially the entire
/usr/libtree is added to the state map, adding hundreds of thousands of entries. This attempts to only recurse one subdirectory to try to match what the C usysconf did.With this commit, a first run only adds roughly 6200 entries. Still far higher than previous usysconf's 400, but at least it doesn't choke on a second run. I suspect a lot of that might also be due to the new triggers.