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@cloudflare/computer@0.4.0

Minor Changes

• #124 Workspace.fs gains rename(oldPath, newPath), exposing the store's existing transactional move through the public surface and through WorkspaceFilesystemStub. An existing destination is replaced when the two ends agree on kind — a file or symbolic link for a file or symbolic link, an empty directory for a directory — and the operation reports ENOENT, ENOTEMPTY, EISDIR, ENOTDIR, EINVAL, and EROFS as documented in docs/04_filesystem_interface.md. The Worker shell's mv now calls it, so an interrupted move no longer leaves the entry at both paths or a directory half copied. (e6a92c5) - Thanks @aron-cf

• #124 find accepts exclude, a list of glob patterns matched against the same directory-relative path as the inclusion glob. Exclusion is decided first, so it always wins, and an excluded directory is pruned during traversal: neither it nor anything below it is read. limit and offset apply to the matches that survive. The option travels through WorkspaceFilesystem, WorkspaceFilesystemStub, and the public find tool. (e6a92c5) - Thanks @aron-cf

  const sources = await workspace.fs.find("/workspace", "**/*.ts", {
    exclude: ["node_modules", "node_modules/**", ".git", ".git/**"],
  });

Patch Changes

• #124 Document the symbolic-link filesystem surface. docs/04_filesystem_interface.md claimed that symbolic links were internal and that Workspace.fs had no symlink, readlink, lstat, or chmod, none of which matched the shipped API. Those four methods now have sections of their own covering return values and the ENOENT, EINVAL, and ELOOP cases, the comparison with node:fs/promises maps them, and the specification explains that stat follows a trailing link while lstat reports the link itself. (e6a92c5) - Thanks @aron-cf

@cloudflare/dofs@0.4.0

Minor Changes

• #124 Workspace.fs gains rename(oldPath, newPath), exposing the store's existing transactional move through the public surface and through WorkspaceFilesystemStub. An existing destination is replaced when the two ends agree on kind — a file or symbolic link for a file or symbolic link, an empty directory for a directory — and the operation reports ENOENT, ENOTEMPTY, EISDIR, ENOTDIR, EINVAL, and EROFS as documented in docs/04_filesystem_interface.md. The Worker shell's mv now calls it, so an interrupted move no longer leaves the entry at both paths or a directory half copied. (e6a92c5) - Thanks @aron-cf

• #124 find accepts exclude, a list of glob patterns matched against the same directory-relative path as the inclusion glob. Exclusion is decided first, so it always wins, and an excluded directory is pruned during traversal: neither it nor anything below it is read. limit and offset apply to the matches that survive. The option travels through WorkspaceFilesystem, WorkspaceFilesystemStub, and the public find tool. (e6a92c5) - Thanks @aron-cf

  const sources = await workspace.fs.find("/workspace", "**/*.ts", {
    exclude: ["node_modules", "node_modules/**", ".git", ".git/**"],
  });

• #123 Let computerd keep its workspace on disk instead of in memory, so it survives a restart. Set COMPUTERD_DB to a file path — see the computerd README. (ef8cd11) - Thanks @aron-cf

Patch Changes

• #124 mkdir now follows symbolic links in intermediate path segments, so a link to a directory resolves transparently instead of failing with ENOTDIR. Creating /alias/new-directory where /alias points at /real creates /real/new-directory, and recursive creation places its missing ancestors under the resolved parent. A resolved parent that is a file still reports ENOTDIR, a dangling parent link reports ENOENT, and a chain longer than the shared forty-hop budget reports ELOOP. (e6a92c5) - Thanks @aron-cf

@cloudflare/computerd@0.4.0

Minor Changes

• #139 The exec runner now takes an optional shell naming the interpreter each command runs under, and computerd reads the same value from EXEC_SHELL. Both default to /bin/sh, so existing behavior is unchanged. On a Debian-family image /bin/sh is dash, where bash-only syntax such as the PIPESTATUS array is a parse error that aborts the command rather than a missing feature, and that array is how a caller recovers the real exit status of a pipeline whose output it filters. Repointing /bin/sh in the image was the only previous workaround, which changes echo semantics for every other script in that image and is unavailable when the image is prebuilt. (5f310b6) - Thanks @aron-cf

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [e6a92c5, e6a92c5, e6a92c5, ef8cd11]:
  • @cloudflare/dofs@0.4.0
  • @cloudflare/computer-rpc@0.4.0

@cloudflare/computer-rpc@0.4.0

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [e6a92c5, e6a92c5, e6a92c5, ef8cd11]:
  • @cloudflare/dofs@0.4.0

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