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#!perl -w
# Copyright (C) all contributors <meta@public-inbox.org>
# License: AGPL-3.0+ <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl-3.0.txt>
use strict; use v5.10.1; use PublicInbox::TestCommon;
use File::Temp 0.19;
use_ok 'PublicInbox::Syscall';
# btrfs on Linux is copy-on-write (COW) by default. As of Linux 5.7,
# this still leads to fragmentation for SQLite and Xapian files where
# random I/O happens, so we disable COW just for SQLite files and Xapian
# directories. Disabling COW disables checksumming, so we only do this
# for regeneratable files, and not canonical git storage (git doesn't
# checksum refs, only data under $GIT_DIR/objects).
SKIP: {
my $nr = 2;
skip 'test is Linux-only', $nr if $^O ne 'linux';
my $dir = $ENV{BTRFS_TESTDIR};
skip 'BTRFS_TESTDIR not defined', $nr unless defined $dir;
my $lsattr = require_cmd('lsattr', 1) or
skip 'lsattr(1) not installed', $nr;
my $tmp = File::Temp->newdir('nodatacow-XXXX', DIR => $dir);
my $dn = $tmp->dirname;
my $name = "$dn/pp.f";
open my $fh, '>', $name or BAIL_OUT "open($name): $!";
PublicInbox::Syscall::nodatacow_fh($fh);
my $res = xqx([$lsattr, $name]);
BAIL_OUT "lsattr(1) fails in $dir" if $?;
like($res, qr/C.*\Q$name\E/, "`C' attribute set on fd with pure Perl");
$name = "$dn/pp.d";
mkdir($name) or BAIL_OUT "mkdir($name) $!";
PublicInbox::Syscall::nodatacow_dir($name);
$res = xqx([$lsattr, '-d', $name]);
like($res, qr/C.*\Q$name\E/, "`C' attribute set on dir with pure Perl");
};
done_testing;
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