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Description
KqueueWatcheropens every entry of a recursive walk. Since #1017 onlyNotFoundon a child entry is skipped, so any other open error aborts the whole watch. On macOS that happens for setuid binaries such as/usr/bin/sudo(PermissionDenied) and for sockets (EOPNOTSUPP), so watching/or any tree containing them fails.add_watch_entriesnow skips child entries (never the root) that fail withNotFound,PermissionDeniedorUnsupported, both for walkdir errors and foradd_single_watcherrors. Other errors, such as a symlink loop or too many open files, still abort.The existing
failed_walk_registers_added_watchestest used an unreadable directory as its failing case; it now uses a symlink cycle, since an unreadable directory is skipped. A new test covers an unreadable file, an unreadable directory and a dangling symlink in one tree.Watching all of
/still stops on a symlink loop below/Library/Developerand on the open-file limit; I left both alone as they are separate behaviours.Ran live:
watch("/usr/bin", Recursive)on macOS ->Err(... PermissionDenied ... "/usr/bin/sudo")before,Ok(())after.Related Issues
Fixes #703