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Directory sync tracks deletions and holds the first turn until the initial sync settles

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Directory Sync

Your first turn now waits for the initial directory sync, and deletions and nested repos are reported.

What

Synced directories now record deletions explicitly rather than just omitting files, and your first turn waits for the initial sync to finish instead of starting against a partial tree. You also get notices about nested repositories and files that were left behind.

Details
  • The sync journal gained deletion records, counts of deletions withheld, dependency-directory counts, a halted marker, and a block describing an upload in progress (its generation, start time, whether it was abandoned, and which writer owns it). Pending entries now track whether they have been judged and whether the peer has seen them.
  • The first-turn wait reports its outcome and how long it waited as tengu_dir_sync_first_turn_hold.
  • If the worker finds the directory has been re-homed underneath it, it publishes a halt record rather than continuing.
Evidence

tengu_dir_sync_first_turn_hold

Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.

Related

Other releases about the same thing. Found by shared names or similar wording; neither means one caused the other.

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