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Refactor riker trace parsing #24
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Handle directories while committing sandboxes
gliargovas 652e6d5
Capture stdout and stderr and print it while committing
gliargovas 8d566bd
Refactor trace file parsing to handle directory creation
gliargovas f0469e8
Redirect cmd output to pipe
gliargovas 6e459ec
Print exit code on-commit
gliargovas e723d5f
Add basic structure for Ref and PathRef
gliargovas b0dceac
Merge branch 'main' into refactor-riker-trace-parsing
gliargovas bd9ff3a
Add a mindepth flag to skip unnecessary checks
gliargovas fb395bd
Start changing trace to use PathRef objects
gliargovas 6e675af
Resolve paths for normal files
gliargovas fecd4b7
Add support for direcotries in the new trace parser
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I think this refactoring goes toward the right direction but stops a step early :) It would make more sense to break the parse_and_gather to a parse and a gather. The
parsetakes a trace object and returns a dictionary of path refs (from their idr1,r2to the actual path ref. Then, thegather_rw_setstakes this dictonary and traverses it completely to find all reads and writes of a command.