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loop: Add _from_fd variants for the remaining loop functions - #1210
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In `@tests/loop_test.py`:
- Around line 92-93: After a successful BlockDev.loop_teardown_from_fd call in
the test, clear the stale loop-device reference by assigning None to self.loop
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In `@tests/loop_test.py`:
- Around line 37-38: Update the cleanup around BlockDev.loop_teardown to catch
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- Line 97: In the loop cleanup logic, move the self.loop = None assignment until
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Add bd_loop_info_from_fd, bd_loop_teardown_from_fd, bd_loop_set_autoclear_from_fd and bd_loop_set_capacity_from_fd which operate on an already open file descriptor of the loop device instead of opening it by name. This lets consumers open the device early on their side and pass it in, avoiding race conditions. The existing name-based functions now just open the device and delegate to their _from_fd counterparts (mirroring bd_loop_setup/setup_from_fd) to avoid duplicating the ioctl logic. Resolves: storaged-project#1208 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Do we need this here? The following call to g_file_get_contents() would return an error anyway.
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This was interesting investigation -- the check was added intentionally in 4ff2ce4 for the now removed bd_loop_get_backing_file function. It doesn't make sense in the bd_loop_info function, because for non-existing devices it returns error before trying to get the backing file. I removed the check in a separate commit.
This was originally in by the standalone bd_loop_get_backing_file function which didn't want to return error for non-existing loop files. But this function was removed in 3.0 and bd_loop_info always returns error for non-existing loop devices before even trying to get the backing file so the check no longer makes sense, any issues when reading the file will be handled when handling error from the g_file_get_contents call.
Add bd_loop_info_from_fd, bd_loop_teardown_from_fd, bd_loop_set_autoclear_from_fd and bd_loop_set_capacity_from_fd which operate on an already open file descriptor of the loop device instead of opening it by name. This lets consumers open the device early on their side and pass it in, avoiding race conditions.
The existing name-based functions now just open the device and delegate to their _from_fd counterparts (mirroring bd_loop_setup/setup_from_fd) to avoid duplicating the ioctl logic.
Resolves: #1208
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