On Tue, Oct 06, 2015 at 18:34:55 -0400, John Ferlan wrote: > Add a new boolean 'created' to virDirCreate to be set when a directory > is created either directly or in a fork'd child. This will allow > a caller to make "decisions" regarding whether or not to delete the > directory since virDirCreate has many other failure scenarios and there's > no guarantee that the mkdir was the cause for failure. Is there actually a need to pass the 'created' bool out? Can't the function just delete the directory internally in case a failure happens? The new semantics basically would be: virDirCreate was successful -> we have a new dir we can use virDirCreate failed -> nothing to do/clean up Peter
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