Run ark-cli monitor, wait till the index is computed, Ctrl+C.
Check .ark.index.
Expected: the index file exists.
Actual: it is absent.
Example:
[kirill@lenovo test]$ rm .ark/index
[kirill@lenovo test]$ ../ark-cli monitor
Building index of folder /tmp/test
Build succeeded in 12.901021531s
Updating succeeded in 287.573914ms
Updating succeeded in 283.567582ms
Updating succeeded in 292.411364ms
^C
[kirill@lenovo test]$ ls -lah .ark/index
ls: cannot access '.ark/index': No such file or directory
If you enable debug log, you can see there is an IO error in arklib (absent file).
[kirill@lenovo test]$ RUST_LOG=debug ../ark-cli monitor
Building index of folder /tmp/test
[2024-01-03T15:29:07Z INFO arklib] Index has not been registered before
[2024-01-03T15:29:07Z INFO arklib::index] Loading the index from file /tmp/test/.ark/index
[2024-01-03T15:29:07Z WARN arklib::index] IO error
[2024-01-03T15:29:07Z INFO arklib::index] Building the index from scratch
[2024-01-03T15:29:07Z DEBUG arklib::index] Discovering all files under path /tmp/test
^C
Apparently, IO errors are not handled in a nice way.
Using ark-cli:
.ark/index
file.ark-cli monitor
, wait till the index is computed, Ctrl+C..ark.index
.Expected: the index file exists. Actual: it is absent.
Example:
If you enable debug log, you can see there is an
IO error
in arklib (absent file).Apparently, IO errors are not handled in a nice way.