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(Sorry for filing all these right around when 1.16 was released, not before. Just bad luck timing.)
I implemented what I thought was the simplest possible empty filesystem:
func (f *FS) Open(name string) (fs.File, error) { return nil, &fs.PathError{Op: "open", Path: name, Err: fs.ErrNotExist} }
It seems to me that according to the io/fs docs, this is a valid empty filesystem.
io/fs
testing/fstest.TestFS doesn't like it, though:
testing/fstest.TestFS
--- FAIL: TestEmptyFS (0.01s) fs_test.go:10: TestFS found errors: .: Open: open .: file does not exist
Is TestFS wrong? Or are there missing docs requiring the file "." to be openable?
TestFS
"."
cc @rsc
P.S. golang.org/s/owners doesn't list any owners for io/fs and testing/fstest.
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(Sorry for filing all these right around when 1.16 was released, not before. Just bad luck timing.)
I implemented what I thought was the simplest possible empty filesystem:
It seems to me that according to the
io/fs
docs, this is a valid empty filesystem.testing/fstest.TestFS
doesn't like it, though:Is
TestFS
wrong? Or are there missing docs requiring the file"."
to be openable?cc @rsc
P.S. golang.org/s/owners doesn't list any owners for io/fs and testing/fstest.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: