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Atomic Snapshotting / Sticky Volume Migration #3563

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Atomic Snapshotting / Sticky Volume Migration #3563

merged 5 commits into from
Dec 5, 2017

Commits on Nov 30, 2017

  1. Handle errors during snapshotting 

    If an alloc dir is being GC'd (removed) during snapshotting the walk
func will be passed an error. Previously we didn't check for an error so
a panic would occur when we'd try to use a nil `fileInfo`.
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  2. Destroy partially migrated alloc dirs 

    Test that snapshot errors don't return a valid tar currently fails.
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  3. Check for error file when receiving snapshots

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  4. Add comment and normalize err check ordering 

    as per PR comments
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  5. Add atomic migrations to changelog and docs

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