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fs: consider NaN/Infinity in toUnixTimestamp #2387

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@yorkie yorkie commented Aug 15, 2015

We might should follow the rule of linux:

If times is NULL, then the access and modification times of the file are set to the current time.

ref: http://linux.die.net/man/2/utime

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mscdex commented Aug 15, 2015

Why not replace both checks with !isFinite()?

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yorkie commented Aug 15, 2015

Oh, I absolutely this function, let me use and test it, thanks for the tip

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yorkie commented Aug 15, 2015

Fixed, thank you Brian

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mscdex commented Aug 15, 2015

I meant replace both conditions, like simply:

if (!isFinite(time)) {

since !isFinite(NaN) === true

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yorkie commented Aug 15, 2015

Fixed, thank you

@@ -126,7 +126,9 @@ runTest(new Date('1982-09-10 13:37'), new Date('1982-09-10 13:37'), function() {
runTest(new Date(), new Date(), function() {
runTest(123456.789, 123456.789, function() {
runTest(stats.mtime, stats.mtime, function() {
// done
runTest(NaN, Infinity, function() {
// TODO
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What exactly to do here?

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Sorry, it should be "done"

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yorkie commented Aug 16, 2015

Corrected, thanks @thefourtheye

@@ -1046,6 +1046,9 @@ fs.chownSync = function(path, uid, gid) {
// converts Date or number to a fractional UNIX timestamp
function toUnixTimestamp(time) {
if (typeof time === 'number') {
if (!isFinite(time)) {

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Should use Number.isFinite() instead of isFinite():

In comparison to the global isFinite() function, this method doesn't forcibly convert the parameter to a number. This means only values of the type number, that are also finite, return true.

Doesn't matter here, but good for consistency.

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yorkie commented Aug 16, 2015

After reading some docs about the difference at MDN and ECMA spec, I changed it to use the Number.isFinite is better than that global function. Thanks @sindresorhus

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yorkie commented Aug 19, 2015

Any feedback from core team?

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LGTM

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Hmmm.

  1. what about the negative numbers?
  2. Also, we should mention this behaviour in the docs as well, I think.

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yorkie commented Aug 22, 2015

what about the negative numbers?

I have no idea about the negative, because the linux manual didn't mention this, so I have the following proposals:

  • Treat it as NULL and set the date to Date.now()
  • Date.now() + time means minus the absolute value
  • Do nothing

Also, we should mention this behaviour in the docs as well, I think.

I will document this either after getting the answer of the above from @thefourtheye or other Node.js team member. Thank you :)

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yorkie commented Aug 26, 2015

any words? @thefourtheye

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yorkie commented Aug 26, 2015

How is this pr going? @thefourtheye did ignore my questions and proposals again, I don't know what happened :(

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@yorkie Might be outside the scope of this PR, but is there utility in accepting strings? The check would basically be:

if (typeof time === 'string' && +time == time) {
  return +time;
}

I'm cool w/ the change if CI is happy.

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yorkie commented Aug 27, 2015

Hey @trevnorris I Added your suggestion at this PR, but I still care about strict mode and source code confusion in using the operator ==.

Mainly, the unit test is pass on my side :)

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yorkie commented Aug 27, 2015

Added few document as well, but I have not yet got any response about minus value, so I will just keep the current logic.

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@yorkie I am really sorry about the delay. I finally got some time to test this. The value of -1 for atime and mtime seems to reset the times to UNIX Epoch time, in my Ubuntu box.


- if the value is a numberable string like "123456789", the value would get converted to
corresponding number.
- if the value is `NaN` or `Infinity`, the value would get converted to `Date.now()`.
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yorkie commented Aug 27, 2015

It's fine @thefourtheye

reset the times to UNIX Epoch time

Do you have some document about this or someone from nodejs team tell me what should I do, or I think set to Unix Epoch is not still the best solution.

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@yorkie Thanks. Only reason I suggest using +val == val is because it's the only single operation to check for both stringified hex and floating point values.

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@yorkie I searched for documentations but I couldn't find any. I found that by running

const fs = require('fs');
console.error(fs.statSync('Test.py'));
fs.utimesSync('Test.py', -1, -1);
console.error(fs.statSync('Test.py'));

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yorkie commented Aug 27, 2015

Thanks for your work @thefourtheye, I will follow your running result at first :)

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yorkie commented Aug 27, 2015

Updated, now the minus number and other Date.now() has been set to corresponding Epoch timestamp, @thefourtheye could you please review again, thank you :)

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@yorkie Ah, lets get some confirmation about the negative values. @bnoordhuis any idea?

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yorkie commented Aug 27, 2015

Of course, and I will document something after that :)

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yorkie commented Aug 28, 2015

Ping @bnoordhuis

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yorkie commented Sep 14, 2015

@orangemocha so the thing that I should or can do is reword the title and push again?

runTest(new Date('1982-09-10 13:37'), new Date('1982-09-10 13:37'), function() {
runTest(new Date(), new Date(), function() {
runTest(123456.789, 123456.789, function() {
runTest(stats.mtime, stats.mtime, function() {
// done
runTest(NaN, Infinity, function() {
runTest('123456', -1, function () {
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Linter would break at this line? @Fishrock123

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so the thing that I should or can do is reword the title and push again?

@yorke : yes!

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yorkie commented Sep 14, 2015

Yes, sir. I will fix the line 131 as well :)

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@yorkie : or, if you added those tests in the first place, you could also do an interactive rebase and change your commits to simply not add them.

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yorkie commented Sep 14, 2015

Ok, I did squash all commits then could someone run the CI again, thanks for your helps :)

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yorkie commented Sep 14, 2015

The test seems to be suspended by ARM at https://ci.nodejs.org/job/node-test-commit-arm/634/console, anything that I can help to fix?

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@yorkie Just took a really long time to finish. Everything looks green now.

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Landed on 1f842c2 with column change in doc.

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To clarify, this is indeed a breaking change?

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yorkie commented Sep 15, 2015

Thanks @trevnorris

To clarify, this is indeed a breaking change?

Shouldn't, I guess few modules use Nan or Infinity internally, and in my opinion this seems to be a bug fix?

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@Fishrock123 I'd say this is a bug-fix. This simply makes previously undefined behavior defined.

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Notable changes:

* buffer:
  - Buffers are now created in JavaScript, rather than C++. This increases the speed of buffer creation (Trevor Norris) nodejs#2866.
  - `Buffer#slice()` now uses `Uint8Array#subarray()` internally, increasing `slice()` performance (Karl Skomski) nodejs#2777.
* fs:
  - `fs.utimes()` now properly converts numeric strings, `NaN`, and `Infinity` (Yazhong Liu) nodejs#2387.
  - `fs.WriteStream` now implements `_writev`, allowing for super-fast bulk writes (Ron Korving) nodejs#2167.
* http: Fixed an issue with certain `write()` sizes causing errors when using `http.request()` (Fedor Indutny) nodejs#2824.
* npm: Upgrade to version 2.14.3, see https://github.com/npm/npm/releases/tag/v2.14.3 for more details (Kat Marchán) nodejs#2822.
* src: V8 cpu profiling no longer erroneously shows idle time (Oleksandr Chekhovskyi) nodejs#2324.
* v8: Lateral upgrade to 4.5.103.33 from 4.5.103.30, contains minor fixes (Ali Ijaz Sheikh) nodejs#2870.
  - This fixes a previously known bug where some computed object shorthand properties did not work correctly (nodejs#2507).

Refs: nodejs#2844
PR-URL: nodejs#2889
Fishrock123 added a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 17, 2015
Notable changes:

* buffer:
  - Buffers are now created in JavaScript, rather than C++. This increases the speed of buffer creation (Trevor Norris) #2866.
  - `Buffer#slice()` now uses `Uint8Array#subarray()` internally, increasing `slice()` performance (Karl Skomski) #2777.
* fs:
  - `fs.utimes()` now properly converts numeric strings, `NaN`, and `Infinity` (Yazhong Liu) #2387.
  - `fs.WriteStream` now implements `_writev`, allowing for super-fast bulk writes (Ron Korving) #2167.
* http: Fixed an issue with certain `write()` sizes causing errors when using `http.request()` (Fedor Indutny) #2824.
* npm: Upgrade to version 2.14.3, see https://github.com/npm/npm/releases/tag/v2.14.3 for more details (Kat Marchán) #2822.
* src: V8 cpu profiling no longer erroneously shows idle time (Oleksandr Chekhovskyi) #2324.
* v8: Lateral upgrade to 4.5.103.33 from 4.5.103.30, contains minor fixes (Ali Ijaz Sheikh) #2870.
  - This fixes a previously known bug where some computed object shorthand properties did not work correctly (#2507).

Refs: #2844
PR-URL: #2889
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