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23 changes: 10 additions & 13 deletions crates/snapshot/src/preflight.rs
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Expand Up @@ -268,21 +268,18 @@ fn same_volume(a: &Path, b: &Path) -> bool {
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}

/// Every need here is a proportion of the free space the test measured, and
/// deliberately a coarse one: `check()` takes its own measurement of the same
/// volume, so an assertion pinned within a few bytes of what the test read is a
/// race against whatever else the machine is doing — under `cargo test`'s
/// threads, that includes the other tests in this module creating and dropping
/// temporary directories. A fixed byte cushion would not do: runner free space
/// differs by orders of magnitude across hosts, and only a proportion is
/// generous on all of them.
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Narrow the module-level claim.

If this comment documents the whole mod tests module, the first sentence is too broad. Lines 299-305 create Need::unsized_because, which is not a proportion of measured free space. Limit the sentence to sized needs or to the proportional-sizing tests.

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-/// Every need here is a proportion of the free space the test measured, and
-/// deliberately a coarse one: `check()` takes its own measurement of the same
+/// The proportional-sizing tests use coarse proportions of the measured free
+/// space. `check()` takes its own measurement of the same
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/// Every need here is a proportion of the free space the test measured, and
/// deliberately a coarse one: `check()` takes its own measurement of the same
/// volume, so an assertion pinned within a few bytes of what the test read is a
/// race against whatever else the machine is doing — under `cargo test`'s
/// threads, that includes the other tests in this module creating and dropping
/// temporary directories. A fixed byte cushion would not do: runner free space
/// differs by orders of magnitude across hosts, and only a proportion is
/// generous on all of them.
/// The proportional-sizing tests use coarse proportions of the measured free
/// space. `check()` takes its own measurement of the same volume, so an
/// assertion pinned within a few bytes of what the test read is a race against
/// whatever else the machine is doing — under `cargo test`'s threads, that
/// includes the other tests in this module creating and dropping temporary
/// directories. A fixed byte cushion would not do: runner free space differs
/// by orders of magnitude across hosts, and only a proportion is generous on
/// all of them.
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In `@crates/snapshot/src/preflight.rs` around lines 271 - 278, Restrict the
opening sentence of the comment near the proportional-sizing tests to sized
needs or those specific tests; do not claim every need is a proportion of
measured free space, since the module also defines Need::unsized_because.

#[cfg(test)]
mod tests {
use super::*;

// Every need here is a proportion of the free space the test measured, and
// deliberately a coarse one: `check()` takes its own measurement of the
// same volume, so an assertion pinned within a few bytes of what the test
// read is a race against whatever else the machine is doing — under
// `cargo test`'s threads, that includes the other tests in this module
// creating and dropping temporary directories. A need asserted to fit
// stays a fraction of the pool so a sharp fall still leaves room; a need
// asserted to refuse stays well over it so a sharp rise still refuses. A
// fixed byte cushion would not do: runner free space differs by orders of
// magnitude across hosts, and only a proportion is generous on all of them.

/// The whole of the free-space policy, over needs that share one volume.
///
/// Both halves in one test because they are one rule: what was measured
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std::fs::create_dir(&beside).unwrap();

let available = fs4::available_space(&storage).unwrap();
// Three quarters of the pool: one fits with a quarter to spare, and the
// pair asks half again as much as the whole of it.
// One of these fits with a quarter of the pool to spare; the pair asks
// half again as much as the whole of it.
let each = available / 4 * 3;

for scratch in [storage.join("scratch"), beside] {
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