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improve query to detect shared mountpoint in folder #32028
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conflicts, and need to check if compatible with new NC 24 FS code |
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@icewind1991 please resolve conflict |
is it covered by unit tests ? |
conflicts |
abandoned? |
Conflicts are a bit too big for me to rebase 🙈 |
Signed-off-by: Robin Appelman <robin@icewind.nl>
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Added in #31610, the logic to find shared mountpoints in a folder relies on a
IN
expression which doesn't scale past 1000 items with oracle.This changes the logic to not require any
IN
, it does require loading more results from the database though as there is no proper way to filter a path only for direct children in sql.