[jindo] Disable directory timestamps for faster listings - #9019
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Jindo spends extra time resolving a timestamp for every directory entry during listStatus. On a directory with 1,095 subdirectories, listing takes about 11s with the option enabled and about 0.2s with it disabled, returning the same entries. Paimon does not read directory timestamps from listings, so JindoFileIO now defaults fs.oss.show-dir-timestamp to false and keeps an explicit user setting unchanged.
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Jindo resolves a timestamp for every directory entry during
listStatuswhenfs.oss.show-dir-timestampis enabled, which is its default. Listing a directory with about 1,000 subdirectories takes 11s with the option on and 0.2s with it off, while Paimon does not read directory timestamps from listings. This PR defaults the option tofalseinJindoFileIOand keeps an explicit user setting unchanged.Tests
New tests in
JindoFileIOTestcover the default and an explicittruesetting.