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…solver Backend interface (17 methods) abstracts filesystem operations so services can work against local or remote backends. Local backend is a thin adapter over os.*/hardlinktree/reflinktree/hardlink/fsutil. Pool resolves instance ID to the appropriate backend based on the instance's filesystem access configuration.
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WalkthroughAdds the ChangesFilesystem abstraction with local and noop backends
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR adds a filesystem abstraction and documents the future remote backend, but the design still leaves first-connection SSH host-key verification vulnerable to MITM and has ambiguous identity and capability contracts. These issues could lead to unsafe connections or incorrect remote-operation behavior in follow-up work, so fixes or explicit owner acceptance are needed before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant Pool
participant InstanceStore
participant Backend
participant Filesystem
Caller->>Pool: GetBackend(ctx, instanceID)
Pool->>InstanceStore: Load instance configuration
InstanceStore-->>Pool: Return filesystem access setting
Pool-->>Caller: Return local or noop Backend
Caller->>Backend: Perform filesystem operation
Backend->>Filesystem: Inspect or mutate filesystem
Filesystem-->>Backend: Return metadata, result, or error
Backend-->>Caller: Return operation result
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internal/fsops/pool_test.go (1)
127-172: ⚡ Quick winRefactor noop error checks into a table-driven test.
This block is repetitive; a table-driven loop will be easier to extend as
Backendmethods evolve.As per coding guidelines, “Prefer table-driven test cases in Go backend tests”.♻️ Suggested structure
func TestNoopBackend_AllMethodsError(t *testing.T) { b := noopBackend{} ctx := context.Background() - _, err := b.Stat(ctx, "/x") - require.ErrorIs(t, err, ErrNoFilesystemAccess) - ... - require.ErrorIs(t, b.HealthCheck(ctx), ErrNoFilesystemAccess) + checks := []struct { + name string + call func() error + }{ + {"Stat", func() error { _, err := b.Stat(ctx, "/x"); return err }}, + {"StatBatch", func() error { _, _, err := b.StatBatch(ctx, []string{"/x"}); return err }}, + {"Lstat", func() error { _, err := b.Lstat(ctx, "/x"); return err }}, + {"LstatBatch", func() error { _, _, err := b.LstatBatch(ctx, []string{"/x"}); return err }}, + {"ReadDir", func() error { _, _, err := b.ReadDir(ctx, "/x", 0); return err }}, + {"WalkDir", func() error { _, err := b.WalkDir(ctx, "/x", WalkOptions{}); return err }}, + {"Statfs", func() error { _, err := b.Statfs(ctx, "/x"); return err }}, + {"SameFilesystem", func() error { _, err := b.SameFilesystem(ctx, "/x", "/y"); return err }}, + {"FileID", func() error { _, _, err := b.FileID(ctx, "/x"); return err }}, + {"MkdirAll", func() error { return b.MkdirAll(ctx, "/x", 0o755) }}, + {"Remove", func() error { return b.Remove(ctx, "/x", RemoveOptions{}) }}, + {"RemoveTree", func() error { return b.RemoveTree(ctx, nil) }}, + {"HardlinkTree", func() error { _, err := b.HardlinkTree(ctx, nil); return err }}, + {"ReflinkTree", func() error { _, err := b.ReflinkTree(ctx, nil); return err }}, + {"SupportsReflink", func() error { _, _, err := b.SupportsReflink(ctx, "/x"); return err }}, + {"HealthCheck", func() error { return b.HealthCheck(ctx) }}, + } + + for _, tc := range checks { + t.Run(tc.name, func(t *testing.T) { + require.ErrorIs(t, tc.call(), ErrNoFilesystemAccess) + }) + } }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@internal/fsops/pool_test.go` around lines 127 - 172, The TestNoopBackend_AllMethodsError test is repetitive; refactor it into a table-driven test that iterates over a slice of cases describing each Backend method, expected return values, and the expected error (ErrNoFilesystemAccess). For each case include a human-readable name and the method identifier (Stat, StatBatch, Lstat, LstatBatch, ReadDir, WalkDir, Statfs, SameFilesystem, FileID, MkdirAll, Remove, RemoveTree, HardlinkTree, ReflinkTree, SupportsReflink, HealthCheck) and invoke the method through the noopBackend instance inside a subtest (t.Run) asserting require.ErrorIs on the returned error; use helper closures in the table to unify methods with different signatures so the loop can call them uniformly and keep the original TestNoopBackend_AllMethodsError behavior.
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In `@internal/fsops/backend.go`:
- Around line 21-95: The Backend interface is too large; break it into small
domain interfaces (≤5 methods) and compose a top-level Backend from them. Create
interfaces like MetadataReader (Stat, StatBatch, Lstat, LstatBatch, FileID),
DirectoryReader (ReadDir, WalkDir, Statfs, SameFilesystem), Mutator (MkdirAll,
Remove), TreeOperator (HardlinkTree, ReflinkTree, RemoveTree), and
Diagnostics/Capabilities (Info, HealthCheck, SupportsReflink) and replace the
monolithic Backend with type Backend interface { MetadataReader;
DirectoryReader; Mutator; TreeOperator; Diagnostics; Capabilities } so callers
can depend on narrow interfaces (update any uses of Backend, Stat, ReadDir,
HardlinkTree, etc., to the appropriate small interface).
In `@internal/fsops/local/local.go`:
- Around line 153-155: Guard against a nil DirEntry before dereferencing it in
the WalkDir callback: check if d == nil and handle/return the existing walkErr
(or continue) before calling d.Name() or accessing d.Type(); specifically update
the block that reads "name := d.Name()" (used with opts.SkipHidden and root) to
first if d == nil { return walkErr } (or otherwise safe-handle) and apply the
same nil-check pattern to the later section that inspects d.Type()/d.IsDir()
(the lines around the second occurrence you flagged). Ensure you reference and
preserve opts.SkipHidden, root and walkErr behavior when adding the nil guard so
logic and early-error handling remain correct.
In `@internal/fsops/pool.go`:
- Around line 40-50: Add explicit nil-guards in Pool.GetBackend: before calling
p.instanceStore.Get, check that p.instanceStore != nil and return a clear error
(e.g., "instanceStore not configured") if nil; likewise, when returning p.local
for instances with HasLocalFilesystemAccess, validate p.local != nil and return
a clear error (e.g., "local backend not configured") instead of returning nil.
Update error messages to include Pool and backend context so callers fail fast
and get actionable diagnostics.
In `@internal/fsops/types.go`:
- Around line 4-8: Update the package comment in types.go to stop claiming both
implementations exist; change the sentence referencing "Two implementations
exist: Local ... and Remote ..." to reflect that Local (and Noop) are
implemented and Remote is planned/future. Locate the paragraph that mentions the
Backend interface and the implementations (references: Backend, Local, Noop,
Remote) and reword it to say Local/Noop are the current implementations and
Remote is planned/future so integrators are not misled.
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In `@internal/fsops/pool_test.go`:
- Around line 127-172: The TestNoopBackend_AllMethodsError test is repetitive;
refactor it into a table-driven test that iterates over a slice of cases
describing each Backend method, expected return values, and the expected error
(ErrNoFilesystemAccess). For each case include a human-readable name and the
method identifier (Stat, StatBatch, Lstat, LstatBatch, ReadDir, WalkDir, Statfs,
SameFilesystem, FileID, MkdirAll, Remove, RemoveTree, HardlinkTree, ReflinkTree,
SupportsReflink, HealthCheck) and invoke the method through the noopBackend
instance inside a subtest (t.Run) asserting require.ErrorIs on the returned
error; use helper closures in the table to unify methods with different
signatures so the loop can call them uniformly and keep the original
TestNoopBackend_AllMethodsError behavior.
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NewPool now panics on nil instanceStore or local backend to fail fast at construction time. Package comment updated to reflect that only Local and Noop implementations exist (Remote is planned).
filepath.WalkDir passes d=nil when the root stat fails (documented in io/fs.WalkDirFunc). Our pre-walk os.Stat check has a TOCTOU window if the root is removed between the check and the walk's internal stat.
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The local backend's RemoveAll does not support skipping paths. Return an error instead of silently ignoring IgnorePaths, so callers get a clear failure rather than deleting protected paths.
filepath.WalkDir return value was discarded. If the walk fails (permission denied, I/O error), the channel now receives a final entry with the error so callers know the walk didn't complete. Context cancellation is not surfaced as an error.
Context cancellation now takes precedence over ErrNoFilesystemAccess so callers get the correct error instead of a misleading "no filesystem access" when the request was actually cancelled.
develop's hardlinktree.Create now returns a Created handle recording exactly what it made, and plan-wide Rollback was removed (#2282). TreeCreateResult carries the created files/dirs and RemoveTree takes the result instead of the plan.
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In `@internal/fsops/local/local.go`:
- Around line 117-126: Handle the error returned by e.Info() in the surrounding
ReadDir implementation instead of discarding it. Propagate the error so ReadDir
does not report success with incomplete mode metadata, while preserving the
existing DirEntry construction when metadata retrieval succeeds.
In `@internal/fsops/noop.go`:
- Line 20: Split the 17-method Backend contract into focused read, mutation,
tree-operation, capability, and diagnostic interfaces, keeping each at no more
than five methods. Update the noopBackend assertion and all consumers to depend
on the smallest required composed interfaces, without adding a compatibility
shim or retaining the monolithic Backend interface.
In `@internal/fsops/types.go`:
- Around line 8-9: Update the comment near the Backend interface to state that
services currently continue using os.* directly and that Backend is preparation
for future service integration. Preserve the existing no-callsite-change scope.
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… doc ReadDir silently fell back to type bits when e.Info() failed, reporting success with wrong mode metadata. Entries that vanish between ReadDir and Info are skipped as the race they are; any other Info error now fails the call. The package doc also claimed services already use the interface — callsite migration happens separately.
…paths When a walk caller asks for FileID/Nlinks, an entry whose identity lookup fails now carries the error instead of posing as a file with no links. Nonexistent-path tests build under t.TempDir instead of raw POSIX absolutes.
…RolledBack flag WalkDir's IgnoreDirNames matched exact case while the orphanscan walker it replaces used EqualFold — a $recycle.bin or @eadir case variant would be descended into and its contents surfaced as orphan delete candidates. TreeCreateResult.RolledBack was set unconditionally on Create failure, but hardlinktree/reflinktree report rollback failure only inside the wrapped error, so the flag could claim a rollback succeeded while files remain on disk (the #2282 scenario). Nothing reads it yet; remove it until a caller needs a real rollback status.
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Closed 1913 since the code isnt needed for now with the current approach and added docs/remote-backend-design.md to this PR |
…ec dialect in v1 Replaces the open question with a position: Windows remotes ride the existing probe with no special-casing. Win32-OpenSSH covers the core SFTP ops; extension support (statvfs, hardlink) is version-dependent so the probe decides, and a missing hardlink extension surfaces as degraded mode. The exec tier never lights (cmd/PowerShell fails the GNU probe); a PowerShell dialect stays a possible later addition. NTFS's 16-byte file ID is noted in the identity section as further support for the opaque wire form.
- ReadDir loses maxEntries/truncated: every caller passes 0 - WalkOptions.WantNlinks merges into WantFileID: one behavior, two flags - NewPool drops nil-arg panics: wiring is main.go, a nil deref is as loud - statfs_windows drops no-op unsafe.Pointer casts on already-uint64 args
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32-37: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd coverage for identity lookup failures. Assert that
Lstatreturns metadata withFileIDErrandWalkDiremits the entry withFileIDErrinstead of aborting the scan.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@docs/architecture.md`:
- Line 11: Update docs/architecture.md:11 to describe migration of service
callsites from os.* to fsops.Backend as planned or pending, rather than
completed. Update docs/remote-backend-design.md:10-11 with matching future-state
wording and explicitly identify the pending callsite migration; keep both
documents consistent.
In `@docs/remote-backend-design.md`:
- Around line 96-97: Update the SSH host-key handling described for POST
/instances/{id}/ssh-test so the first-seen key remains ephemeral until explicit
TOFU confirmation or a preconfigured fingerprint is supplied; only then persist
or enforce the key, while retaining the prohibition on InsecureIgnoreHostKey.
- Around line 84-89: Specify and implement validation for all
torrent/API-derived paths before SFTP use, rejecting absolute or
UNC/drive-letter forms where relative paths are required, leading separators,
and any .. component; explicitly define the permitted absolute remote-path
representation. Update remote exec construction to avoid shell interpolation and
safely terminate options or use equivalent argument handling for find, stat,
xargs, rm, and cp. Add coverage for traversal, option-like paths, and shell
metacharacters.
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In `@docs/remote-backend-design.md`:
- Around line 32-37: Add tests covering identity lookup failures: verify Lstat
returns metadata containing FileIDErr, and WalkDir emits the affected entry with
FileIDErr while continuing rather than aborting the scan.
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…end time Opaque comparable fixed-size form is the only shape that covers a mixed-OS pair (unix identity is 16 bytes, Windows up to 24 — no lossless packing in either direction). Timing follows drop-until-needed: the type is already shared on develop so the ripple is constant, and nothing serializes identity until the remote backend exists. Consumers survive unchanged (equality, map keys, IsZero); churn is constructors and test literals.
…exec safety architecture.md and the design doc described the callsite migration as done — it lands in #1915; both now say so. The design doc also firms up two requirements for the remote backend: the first-seen host key stays ephemeral until the user confirms the fingerprint (or it matches a preconfigured one), and a Path and Command Safety section pins boundary validation for torrent/API-derived paths plus no-shell-interpolation and option-terminated exec construction, with the traversal/metacharacter test obligation on the remote-backend PR.
A Sys()-less regular-file FileInfo makes hardlink.GetFileID fail on every platform, so the conversion path is testable without a seam: FileIDErr is set, FileID stays zero, and the metadata survives. The WalkDir inline path sets FileIDErr from the same call; injecting a failure there would need a mockable seam that isn't worth the indirection.
The header claimed the interface is exactly syscall-level ops, but the tree operations are high-level create-and-rollback units.
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…identity Two contract gaps vs develop surfaced in #1915 review: WalkDir emitted per-file Info() failures as entry.Err, which consumers treat as walk-fatal — one unreadable file discarded a whole dirscan searchee or an orphan-scan root, where develop skipped the file. Such entries are now skipped, so Err carries only enumeration-level failures and the consumers' perm-skip/else-fatal handling matches develop again. Stat returned bare FileInfo, so callers needing followed-symlink identity (dirscan's already-seeding index, root-level single-file searchees) had only Lstat and silently dropped symlinked torrent data. Stat now returns LstatInfo with the target's FileID/Nlinks, degrading via FileIDErr like Lstat. Costs one extra file-open per Windows stat, which develop's fileid path already paid.
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Re-review done, all eight of my threads check out and I've replied on each. Resolving is gated to you or a maintainer, so close them out whenever. I ran the round through build, vet, the fsops tests, and windows plus darwin cross-builds on the head and it's all clean, and the new cancellation test really does fail if you disable the guards, so it earns its keep. One code item, and it's small either way: On
The doc ships with the PR and can take amendments after, so none of that holds up the merge. The security ones are my lane anyway, so rather than leaving them as homework I'll post suggested edits on the doc file for the symlink policy, the host-key-change behavior, the fingerprint AAD note, and the FileID encoding, and you can accept or rework them. The path-semantics one I'm leaving as a question since that's a contract call for you and soup, not wording. |
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The suggested edits I mentioned. Three are wording for decisions we already talked about, with the sharp edges from an adversarial pass written in (the SFTP tier's residual delete race, the pin lifecycle, what the AAD binding actually buys and what it doesn't). S4 also folds in one thing I hit reading dirscan: dir_scan_files.file_id already persists FileID.Bytes(), so the encoding change ships with a migration whenever it lands. All of this is still design-time, fsops has no consumers outside itself yet, so these are wording changes, not refactors. Accept, rework, or push back on any of them.
One question rather than a suggestion: the old #1917 schema allowed ssh_auth_type = 'password', and a password gets transmitted to whatever host the pin admits, so if the reshape keeps it the security section needs to cover that, and if it drops it, saying key-only is cheaper.
…ink policy, host-key lifecycle, pin AAD Four suggested edits from com6056's security pass, applied as proposed: the FileID wire form becomes tagged (kind byte over [24]byte — untagged bytes let unix and Windows identities collide; remote-parsed identity is always its own kind and stays advisory, never expanding destructive actions) and the section now records that dirscan already persists FileID.Bytes() in dir_scan_files.file_id, so the encoding lands with a migration; destructive ops get a never-follow symlink rule with the honest SFTP v3 race bound; the pinned host key gains the same AEAD+AAD treatment as the private key (host+port in AAD); and the host-key-change flow fails closed with an explicit pin lifecycle (no re-pin via ssh-test, needs-reconfirmation state on background mismatch).
…FTP link conflicts Backend errors are now contractually errors.Is-compatible with fs.ErrNotExist / fs.ErrPermission across all methods, not just Stat, with the local backend as reference implementation under test — remote backends map transport errors onto the same sentinels (Audionut on #1914). Design doc gains a Path Domains section: backend paths live in the backend's native dialect, host filepath never touches a remote path (filepath.IsAbs("/data") is false on a Windows host), and the remote PR introduces a path dialect so Windows-hosted qui operating a unix remote is correct by construction. Also: SFTP-only cannot prove an existing hardlink target is the same link, so it is always a conflict, never an idempotent skip.
…signature Create returns (*Created, error) since the #2287 handle model landed; the windows-tagged test still used the old single-return form and nothing cross-vets pkg/ on Windows, so it broke every GOOS=windows lint run.
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…rchees The two Lstat callsites whose semantics moved vs develop (which used os.Stat): symlinked torrent data now indexes the target's identity again, so symlink-farm setups keep already-seeding detection, and root-level symlinked media files are scanned via their target. Uses Stat's followed-target identity added on #1914 — its previously-unwired consumers.
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@com6056 Stat's consumers are wired now — you were right. On the cost fork I took wiring over opt-in: the Windows double-open on missing-files is real but bounded, and identity-opt-in is exactly the kind of flag we just finished stripping. If it stings in practice it can ride in with the remote backend, which needs per-op identity control anyway. All four doc suggestions applied as-is in c933f52 the dirscan persistence catch corrected a factually wrong line of mine, appreciated. Threads resolved. |
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18-22: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftTrack SFTP extension capabilities per operation.
statvfs@openssh.comandhardlink@openssh.comare optional SFTP extensions. Do not define every SFTP-only connection as supportingStatfsandHardlinkTree. Record each extension in the capability report and return explicit degraded errors when an extension is unavailable. Do not report “Full functionality” for SFTP+exec unless each operation has a supported SFTP extension or an explicit exec fallback.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@docs/remote-backend-design.md`:
- Line 10: Update the issue reference text to begin with “Issue `#1914` adds...”
rather than starting with the Markdown heading token, while preserving the rest
of the sentence.
- Around line 281-282: Define the unknown-filesystem contract for SameFilesystem
when SFTP fsids are unavailable: explicitly choose whether to return an error or
disable operations that require the check, and document the resulting behavior
before implementing the remote backend.
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In `@docs/remote-backend-design.md`:
- Around line 18-22: Update the capability probe and report to track
statvfs@openssh.com and hardlink@openssh.com independently per operation, rather
than treating every SFTP-only connection as supporting Statfs and HardlinkTree.
Make each operation return an explicit degraded error when its extension is
unavailable, and only report “Full functionality” for SFTP+exec when every
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The Schema section still said 'host-key fingerprint' — a leftover from the pre-security-review draft that contradicted the Security section's requirements (marshaled public key + algorithm under AEAD with host+port AAD; fingerprints are display-only). Since the Schema section scopes #1917, the stale wording would have steered the migration toward a column that cannot support the HostKeyAlgorithms constraint or tamper detection. Also names the motivating deployment for the AAD binding: Postgres with the database on a different host from sessionSecret, where a DB-write attacker without app-host access is realistic — and notes the mechanism stays the product's single AES-GCM/sessionSecret pattern with an AAD argument the existing stores simply haven't passed.
GetDiskFreeSpaceEx requires a directory while unix.Statfs accepts files, so Statfs on a regular file worked on unix and failed on Windows with an error outside the portable vocabulary. Stat first (missing paths keep fs.ErrNotExist on both platforms), then query the containing directory for non-directories. Cross-platform test covers the file-path case.
…ntry Err path The comment claimed the final entry surfaces 'permission denied, etc.', but per-entry enumeration errors are emitted inline and never abort the walk — the final entry fires only when the walk itself returns an error (the root-stat TOCTOU case). A refactor trusting that comment could drop the inline emission with every test still green, so the unreadable-subdir path now has coverage: Err entry emitted, walk continues.
…m unknown-fsid contract CodeRabbit round: SFTP extensions (statvfs@/hardlink@openssh.com) are probed per operation instead of assumed present on the SFTP-only tier — an op whose extension is missing returns an explicit unsupported error and shows in the capability report, and 'full functionality' is verified per op, not implied by the tier label. SameFilesystem with unusable fsids is decided: explicit error, never a guess — both migrated callers already treat the error as don't-hardlink, which is the safe degradation. Also avoids opening a line with a bare # token.
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@s0up4200 — the stack has been through com's re-review (all threads resolved), Audionut's scripts, CodeRabbit re-runs, and a Fable adversarial multi-agent pass. Everything found is fixed. What's left is the set of calls that are yours to make. All of them live in Merge safety: this PR changes no behavior on develop. Needs your decision:
Decided during review — veto if you disagree:
After this merges: #1915 is where your original eight findings were fixed (each in its own commit). To be clear, 1915 is not ready for review. |
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Summary
internal/fsops/backend.go—Backendinterface (12 methods) abstracting filesystem operations for local and future remote backendsinternal/fsops/types.go— value types (FileInfo,LstatInfowith degraded-identityFileIDErr,WalkEntry,WalkOptions,StatfsResult, etc.)internal/fsops/errors.go— sentinel errors (ErrNoFilesystemAccess)internal/fsops/noop.go— noop backend for instances without filesystem accessinternal/fsops/pool.go— pool resolver (instance ID → local or noop backend)internal/fsops/local/— local backend implementation + platform-specific Statfsdocs/remote-backend-design.md— SSH/SFTP-native remote backend design (supersedes feat(agent): add remote helper design doc and NDJSON proto types #1913's deployable-agent approach); linked fromdocs/architecture.mdSurface is intentionally minimal: every method has a caller in the callsite migration (#1915). Batch/diagnostic methods dropped per review return with the remote backend PR that consumes them.
No callsite changes — services still use
os.*directly. This is the foundation that subsequent PRs will wire into services.Test plan
go build ./...andGOOS=windows go build ./internal/fsops/...— cleango test -race -count=1 ./internal/fsops/...— all passmake precommit— cleanSummary by CodeRabbit