On 2/7/21 10:07 AM, Yi-Yo Chiang via Toybox wrote:
> There was a regression:
>
> $ mkdir a
> $ touch a/b
I just tried that and it worked with no error?
> Calling mkpath("a/b") would return an error with EEXIST errno. This is
> because "a/b" is a regular file. However mkpath() should only create
If file type is symlink and readlink() fails or returns unexpected link
size, then the file body wouldn't be written, resulting in a misaligned
archive.
As explained in the comments, there are some cases where the link size
returned by lstat() and readlink() may be different.
To accommodate this,
There was a regression:
$ mkdir a
$ touch a/b
Calling mkpath("a/b") would return an error with EEXIST errno. This is
because "a/b" is a regular file. However mkpath() should only create the
leading directories of "a/b", which is "a/", which shouldn't be an error
because attempting to create an
