Fix WASI directory bugs, improve WASI preopen APIs #1263
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1267: Improve support for preopened directories in WASI syscalls r=MarkMcCaskey a=MarkMcCaskey Ported over from #1263 # Description <!-- Provide details regarding the change including motivation, links to related issues, and the context of the PR. --> # Review - [x] Add a short description of the the change to the CHANGELOG.md file Co-authored-by: Mark McCaskey <mark@wasmer.io>
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Probably still relevant. |
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I believe this is already fixed on master. In case is not, we will need to re-implement/reopen |
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Fixes the issue with the
/, adds support for preopened directories with/in it and./in it:./forces it to open in "the current directory" (.(technically/.due to the implementation))/opens it in the root.//in a preopen alias will traverse the filesystem and open directories as neededNew logic likely not fully applied,
WasiFs::new()does not support the new logic (this is still used ingenerate_import_object_snapshot0....)I just realized I didn't retest the
--dir=a/b/ccase at all, that logic has not been updated hereReview