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Thx for this projet, it can be very usefull... but in my case i'm blocked due to the mv command forbiden.
I create this issue in case you have a solution, or for others.
All the best :)
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There's a good reason for the omission. The "mv" command is implemented using the "rename" operation on a file system, which POSIX says should be atomic. If interrupted, the source and destination paths must either be both unmodified or both changed. It's the only multi-file atomic operation in a POSIX file system, so a lot of software uses it to provide safe modifications.
When I started, Consul didn't support an atomic operation that would remove one key and add another. Rather than implement a non-atomic rename, I just disabled renames altogether. However, a "transaction" endpoint was added to Consul 0.7.0, making it possible to implement as a copy-and-delete operation.
I'll leave this issue open to document the feature request. I make no promise as to when I can build out this piece of functionality.
Hello,
Thx for this projet, it can be very usefull... but in my case i'm blocked due to the mv command forbiden.
I create this issue in case you have a solution, or for others.
All the best :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: