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This structure makes more sense, as both processes are part of an app's lifecycle.
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This allows the caller to defer fulfilling its payload.
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This Op would still be useful after replacing the Tmpfiles interface, so isolate it here.
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This now has identical behaviour as wayland C library.
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This Op was not doing anything useful.
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This should never be used outside tests unless you absolutely know what you're doing or are using GNOME.
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User setup no longer depends on userdb.
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This interface is ugly and bug-prone. This change removes its write mode which has been obsoleted by CopyBind.
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These are significantly more efficient and less error-prone than mounting an external tmpfile. This should also reduce attack surface as the resulting files are private to its specific sandbox.
Signed-off-by: Ophestra <cat@gensokyo.uk>
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This method does not do anything and is not called from anywhere. It also does not make any sense as a public interface since the argument builder is no longer stateless.
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These output are supposed to be deterministic, so checking them is a good way to catch regressions.
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This limit is arbitrary, but it's good to enforce it anyway.
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This replaces the pipes object and integrates context into helper process lifecycle.
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This allows errors written during a timeout to be received and handled.
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This makes the code much cleaner, and eliminates the intermittent ErrInvalid errors.
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This is a generic implementation of helper/pipe.
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This helps debug implementation errors of [proc.File].
Signed-off-by: Ophestra <cat@gensokyo.uk>
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Storing extra files as a slice requires the caller to allocate a large enough slice before initialising any file and never grow the slice.
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Turns out the doc comment on os.File was lying about its methods being safe for concurrent use. The race detector picked up a data race from concurrent use of Fd and Close.
This change eliminates that by calling Fd in the prepare routine.
Signed-off-by: Ophestra <cat@gensokyo.uk>
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Helpers use extra files for various purposes. This provides a generic interface for implementing the fulfillment of these extra files without having to specifically handle them in the process creation code.
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This step is no longer required as the NixOS module is responsible for home directory creation.
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In the current app implementation this gets dumped in the wait method after resuming output. Wait is never called in an early fault condition, so any error messages get lost.
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Returning an error here puts exporter in an invalid state. The caller should guard against this condition instead.
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This also does not require the libc tmpfile call.
BPF programs emitted by libseccomp seems to be deterministic. The tests would catch regressions as it verifies the program against known good output backed by manual testing.
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Prefix does not seem to match correctly, this appears to be a Gitea implementation bug.
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These non-standard paths are required in the sandbox for nvidia drivers to work.
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This checks behaviour of fmsg and seccomp.
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