The term "filesystem" is too overloaded. #2301
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Reference: tahoe-lafs/trac-2024-07-25#2301
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When we describe the application as a filesystem, people anticipate it to have properties it does not (e.g. POSIX compliance), if I understand properly.
Since the application will never have those properties, it should be described as something other than a filesystem.
Here's a snippet warner and I chatting in IRC:
I'll change the word "filesystem" to
"data store""storage system" in the commit I'm making. Even if this doesn't pass review it'll draw welcome attention to the issue.Hmmpphh... oopps... I meant "filesystem" to "storage system".
OK, here's a commit that does so:
https://github.com/zancas/tahoe-lafs/commit/dd1bf52fdd8bc810432c7a4b929cfddffc696dd3#diff-d83fd9b94da243cc7e3efb26dfe74aeb
+1, but please also change source:docs/architecture.rst, source:docs/frontends/CLI.rst, and source:docs/specifications/dirnodes.rst.