AT_REPLACE flag for linkat()

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In the mailing list archives I found the patch series "fs: add
AT_REPLACE flag for linkat()" to allow atomically replacing a file with
a hardlink to an existing file, which can be combined with O_TMPFILE to
atomically replace files with new content without having to use named
temporary files (and risk leaving them behind on power loss).

I would really love to have this functionality, but it seems activity
just stopped around May 2018, with the last I could find being:

On Fri, 4 May 2018 11:30:13 -0700, Omar Sandoval wrote:
> Ping, Al, can you take a look?

What happened to it? Is there still any hope for this patch series?

Matthijs van Duin



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