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Fix cargo-deb asset detection for packaged binaries#1638

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Fix cargo-deb asset detection for packaged binaries#1638
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Summary

  • update the oc-rsync Debian metadata to use cargo-deb's canonical target/release paths so bundled binaries are detected when cross-compiling
  • mirror the same path adjustment in the RPM metadata to keep both package formats in sync

Testing

  • cargo deb --no-build --target x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu

https://chatgpt.com/codex/tasks/task_e_6902d3688cb883239a899471e952ee3e

@oferchen oferchen merged commit f790829 into master Oct 30, 2025
@oferchen oferchen deleted the fix-asset-resolution-error-in-release-profile branch October 30, 2025 03:07
oferchen added a commit that referenced this pull request May 5, 2026
…1637) (#3721)

Audit current pool defaults (COPY_BUFFER_SIZE = 128 KiB,
max_buffers = available_parallelism()), document the workloads they were
tuned for, and call out where the defaults underprovision (1M-file
parallel bursts) and overprovision (sequential single-threaded
transfers, long-lived daemon mode). Cover the adaptive grow/shrink
policy from #1638-#1641, the OC_RSYNC_BUFFER_POOL_SIZE and
OC_RSYNC_BUFFER_POOL_STATS env vars from #1643, and the memory cap
interaction from #1188. Close with sizing rules of thumb for operators
and open questions for the pending #1642 benchmark.
oferchen added a commit that referenced this pull request May 7, 2026
)

Documents the static sizing of the io_uring registered-buffer pool,
the silent fallback to non-registered opcodes when slots are exhausted
under sustained queue depth, and a grow/shrink heuristic that mirrors
the engine BufferPool adaptive resizer (#1638) while accounting for
the syscall and RLIMIT_MEMLOCK cost of re-registration.
oferchen added a commit that referenced this pull request May 18, 2026
…1637) (#3721)

Audit current pool defaults (COPY_BUFFER_SIZE = 128 KiB,
max_buffers = available_parallelism()), document the workloads they were
tuned for, and call out where the defaults underprovision (1M-file
parallel bursts) and overprovision (sequential single-threaded
transfers, long-lived daemon mode). Cover the adaptive grow/shrink
policy from #1638-#1641, the OC_RSYNC_BUFFER_POOL_SIZE and
OC_RSYNC_BUFFER_POOL_STATS env vars from #1643, and the memory cap
interaction from #1188. Close with sizing rules of thumb for operators
and open questions for the pending #1642 benchmark.
oferchen added a commit that referenced this pull request May 18, 2026
)

Documents the static sizing of the io_uring registered-buffer pool,
the silent fallback to non-registered opcodes when slots are exhausted
under sustained queue depth, and a grow/shrink heuristic that mirrors
the engine BufferPool adaptive resizer (#1638) while accounting for
the syscall and RLIMIT_MEMLOCK cost of re-registration.
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