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A few edge-case scenarios were discovered where the WAL file could grow without bound. This change adds an "aggressive" checkpoint operation, along with a new YapDatabaseOptions property to control when this aggressive checkpoint should be executed.
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49 lines
1.4 KiB
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#!/bin/bash
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# Get full user name of current user
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# E.g. "Robbie Hanson"
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full1=$(dscl -plist . read /Users/$USER RealName | awk -F '</*string>' '/string>/{print ""$2""}')
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#echo $full1
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# Convert to lower case
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# E.g. "robbie hanson"
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full2=$(echo $full1 | awk '{print tolower($0)}')
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#echo $full2
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# Replace spaces with underscores
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# E.g. "robbie_hanson"
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full3=$(echo ${full2// /_})
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#echo $full3
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# Remove any characters that are illegal in a macro name
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full4=$(echo $full3 | sed 's/[^0-9a-zA-Z_]*//g')
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#echo $full4
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# If blank, set the name to an anonymous user
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if [ "$full4" == "" ]
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then
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full4='anonymous_user'
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fi
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# If we output directly to our intended file, even when nothing has changed,
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# then we'll essentially be doing a touch on the file.
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# The compiler will see this, and recompile any files that include the header.
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# This may mean recompiling every single source file, every single time we do a build!
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# So instead we're going to output to a temporary file, and use diff to detect changes.
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temp_filepath="${SRCROOT}/Logging/LumberjackUser.temp.h"
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final_filepath="${SRCROOT}/Logging/LumberjackUser.h"
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echo "// This file is automatically generated" > ${temp_filepath}
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echo "#define $full4 1" >> ${temp_filepath}
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if [ -a ${final_filepath} ]
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then
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DIFF=$(diff ${temp_filepath} ${final_filepath})
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if [ "$DIFF" != "" ]
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then
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cp -f ${temp_filepath} ${final_filepath}
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fi
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else
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cp -f ${temp_filepath} ${final_filepath}
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fi |