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8356606: (fs) PosixFileAttributes.permissions() implementations should return an EnumSet #25162
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Makes sense. This rejects usages of adding null or invalid objects, but this still abides to the specs, that the returned set can be modified and passed to create new attributes.
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I assume reading POSIX file permissions is going to be dominated by stat/equivalent, it might be that the JBS issue was more of a suggestion from someone reading the code?
In any case, it looks fine and I assume you'll run the jdk_nio tests.
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Passed on Linux and macOS. |
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Going to push as commit 8d7866e.
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Drop-in replacement in
sun.nio.fs.UnixFileAttributes::permissionsofHashSetwithEnumSetfor hopefully improved efficiency. All tests containingPosixFileAttributespassed.Progress
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