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Optimize control files creation and fixes files being truncated on some SMB file servers. #129

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This PR aims to fix the situation occourred when creating a BagIt package inside a SMB file system. By some strange situation Files.write is ignoring the StandardOpenOption.APPEND option and truncating files on these repositories.

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Great find! We should add a unit test that only runs on SMB to guard against this in the future. Have you filed a bug report with Oracle/Java? Once they have this as a bug, we should do an inline comment citing the bug so that future developers understand why we aren't using Files.write

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Coverage increased (+0.004%) to 98.285% when pulling 3e7242c on silegis-mg:master into 2b7002e on LibraryOfCongress:master.

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Coverage Status

Coverage increased (+0.004%) to 98.285% when pulling 3e7242c on silegis-mg:master into 2b7002e on LibraryOfCongress:master.

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Coverage increased (+0.004%) to 98.285% when pulling 3e7242c on silegis-mg:master into 2b7002e on LibraryOfCongress:master.

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tiarossi commented Nov 13, 2018

@jscancella, as i'm not sure if it is a Java bug, a Windows driver bug or a bug in the smb server we have been using, i didn't opened any bug report. Despite this, the change is a performance improvement as Files.write opens and closes the file at each access.

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I know it is easier to not figure out where the bug is coming from, but without full knowledge we won't understand how much of an impact this will have to the whole userbase(is it only windows 2000 SP1 using an old version of SMB, or all windows for example?). I am also personally against writing code to fix someone's bug without reporting the bug so it can be fixed because it shifts the maintenance burden onto me.

I stand by Jack Diderich:

I hate code, and I want as little of it as possible in our product

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