* fix(files): guard file polling races - Ignore sub-millisecond mtime jitter on a same-size file so an unchanged open file no longer loops through reload and flickers. - Swap externally changed text content into the open editor in place instead of clearing the loaded path and showing the load spinner. - Read content only after metadata changed, confirm it with a second read, and skip the swap when the file is unchanged, the buffer is dirty, or a newer local write landed. - Keep the stat baseline unchanged when a poll cannot observe content so a failed read is retried rather than treated as unchanged. - Fall back to a full reload for images, PDFs, binaries, and files above the content-poll byte limit, and when a poll returns binary content. - Serialize polls and dispose the poller on unmount, file switch, and directory change. - Add a `fresh` file read option that bypasses the content cache and the HTTP cache. * fix(files): invalidate stale polls after diagram saves --------- Co-authored-by: Bohdan Triapitsyn <artmore@protonmail.com>
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469 B
TypeScript
17 lines
469 B
TypeScript
type FileStatChangeInput = {
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size: number;
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mtimeMs?: number;
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};
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// Some filesystems report sub-millisecond mtime jitter for unchanged files.
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const MIN_MTIME_CHANGE_MS = 1;
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export const hasFileStatChanged = (
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previous: FileStatChangeInput,
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latest: FileStatChangeInput,
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): boolean => latest.size !== previous.size || (
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latest.mtimeMs !== undefined
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&& previous.mtimeMs !== undefined
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&& Math.abs(latest.mtimeMs - previous.mtimeMs) >= MIN_MTIME_CHANGE_MS
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);
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