UIP: Per-File Desk Auto-Sync#89
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Specifies %wath/%wend: runtime filesystem watchers for mounted desks, per-file %into events, reconciliation semantics (desk as ground truth for existence, disk believed for live edits), and the runtime heuristics for editor save patterns. Reference implementation on the mw/autosync branches of urbit/urbit and urbit/vere.
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Draft UIP for per-file desk auto-sync: a desk marked with
|autosyncis watched by the runtime via filesystem events, changed files sync individually in both directions, and the event log grows in proportion to actual change volume (vs.|autocommit's per-second polling and full-desk restart resends).Specifies the
%wath/%wendtask and gifts, runtime watcher behavior (quiescence debouncing, deletion grace), persisted sync state across restarts, and reconciliation semantics: the desk is ground truth for existence, the disk is believed for live edits.Reference implementation (tested end-to-end on a fake ship):