[#18] close iRODSFS file handles before interpreter exit. #19
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This will have a companion branch in my fork of Python iRODS Client, which commit/PR I will link to this discussion once that PR is ready. |
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See accompanying Pull Request at irods/python-irodsclient#611 |
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Converting to draft for the time being... |
If available, the irods.at_client_exit.register feature of the Python iRODS Client is called in an attempt to properly schedule the auto-closing (and therefore auto-flushing) of content written to iRODSFS handles before Python interpreter exit.
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See companion pull request irods/python-irodsclient#616 |
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Allows writes to iRODSFS-generated file handles to be automatically handled at the right time. If happening at interpreter exit due to auto-closing data objects, then make sure these higher-level iRODSFS handles are closed out at the right time -- that is, first thing.