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ASF GitHub Bot commented on HDFS-17120:
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sadanand48 commented on PR #5885:
URL: https://github.com/apache/hadoop/pull/5885#issuecomment-1653039629

   Thanks @ayushtkn for taking a look.
   
   1. If the config (`traverseDirectories`) is set to false in case of HDFS, it 
will cause `DuplicateFileException` and fail the distcp operation. Hence the 
default is set to true. 
   2. I agree , this is a good point and can solve the below problems you 
stated wrt to the same config object being used by both HDFS and Ozone in an 
application like Hive replication etc. I will raise a follow up patch/jira to 
solve this case and the config to be deduced from the fs scheme. 
   3. For `getTraverseExcludeList` : redundant copy case comes only when we 
recursively traverse and add paths not present in the diff. Here we are adding 
all paths from diff itself, so it wouldn't have any redundant path. 
   
   




> Support snapshot diff based copylisting for flat paths.
> -------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: HDFS-17120
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HDFS-17120
>             Project: Hadoop HDFS
>          Issue Type: Bug
>            Reporter: Sadanand Shenoy
>            Assignee: Sadanand Shenoy
>            Priority: Major
>              Labels: pull-request-available
>
> Currently for Diff-based copyListing that is used during the distcpSync step 
> of an incremental copy by default the SimpleCopyListing implementation is 
> used.  In it's implementation it iterates through the DiffReport and if the 
> DiffType is Create and the path is a directory, it recursively traverses the 
> directory and adds the subpaths to the resultant copyList.
> This works fine for implementations of snapshotDiff that include only 
> top-level directories as part of its DiffReport . Suppose a snapshotDiff 
> implementation outputs only flat paths that include both the directory and 
> sub-directory subpath in its DiffReport, it will lead to duplicate paths in 
> the copyList and throws DuplicateFileException.
>  
> For example
> Ozone filesystem implementation of snapdiff b/w 2 snapshots shows all 
> subpaths as part of the diff.
> {code:java}
> [~]# ozone sh snapshot create vol11/buck1 snap1
> [~]# ozone sh snapshot create vol11/buck2 snap1
> [~]# ozone fs -mkdir ofs://ozone1/vol11/buck1/dir1
> [ ~]# ozone fs -mkdir ofs://ozone1/vol11/buck1/dir1/dir11
> [ ~]# ozone fs -mkdir ofs://ozone1/vol11/buck1/dir1/dir11/dir111
> [~]# ozone sh snapshot create vol11/buck1 snap2 
> [~]# ozone sh snapshot diff vol11/buck1 snap1 snap2
> Difference between snapshot: snap1 and snapshot: snap2
> +    ./dir1
> +    ./dir1/dir11
> +    ./dir1/dir11/dir111  {code}
> we can see even though dir11 & dir111 are subpaths they are present in 
> snapdiff , This is not the case for HDFS though.
> This Jira aims to create a new copyListing impl that is used for diff based 
> copyListing that doesn't traverse the directory but only adds paths that are 
> present in its diff.



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