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fix: getKeys maxDepth returns deeper keys from a mount when every driver supports maxDepth natively - #865
getKeys(base, { maxDepth }) counts depth from the storage root. That's what the "getKeys supports maxDepth with mixed native support" test checks: with a memory root and an fs mount at storage_b, maxDepth: 1 returns storage_b:file_depth1 but not storage_b:depth1:file_depth2.
When every mount supports maxDepth natively (for example fs at the root and another fs mounted at b), the post-filter is skipped and each driver applies maxDepth from its own root. Keys from the mounted driver then come back one level (or more, for nested mount points) deeper than asked for:
conststorage=createStorage({driver: fs({base: "./root"})});storage.mount("b",fs({base: "./data"}));// ./data has a, sub/b, sub/deep/cawaitstorage.setItem("top","x");awaitstorage.getKeys("",{maxDepth: 0});// before: ["b:a", "top"] (b:a is depth 1)// after: ["top"]awaitstorage.getKeys("",{maxDepth: 1});// before: ["b:a", "b:sub:b", "top"]// after: ["b:a", "top"]
With a memory root (the default), the same calls already give the "after" results, because the non-native root turns on the post-filter. So the result depended on which drivers happen to be mounted.
The fix subtracts the mount point's depth from maxDepth before passing it to a mounted driver that supports maxDepth natively, and skips that driver when nothing below its mount point can be shallow enough. The root mount and drivers without native support get maxDepth unchanged, and the post-filter cuts their keys as before, so the mixed-mounts path is unchanged.
Checked with unstorage 2.0.0-beta.0 from npm (same getKeys code as main). Added two tests next to the mixed-support one: fs at the root with fs at storage_b, and a prefixStorage mounted at storage_b. prefixStorage has no native support but forwards maxDepth to a storage that counts from its own root, so it has to keep getting the full value.
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Fixed storage key listings so depth limits are counted consistently from the storage root, including across mounted storage and queries made from a base path.
Improved depth-limit handling for storage drivers with and without built-in depth support.
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getKeys now adjusts maxDepth for each driver based on its mountpoint depth. Regression tests cover depth limits for root storage and mounted storage, including a mounted driver without native depth support.
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Adjust key depth for mounted drivers src/storage.ts, test/storage.test.ts
getKeys subtracts the mountpoint depth from maxDepth for drivers with native depth support and skips calls when the adjusted depth is negative. Tests check root and mounted depth limits, including the fallback for a driver without native support.
Mounted prefixed storage can omit valid keys when maxDepth is used, so this issue should be fixed before merging.
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sed -n '425,515p' src/storage.ts
rg -n 'prefixStorage|maxDepth|native.*[Dd]epth' src/utils.ts src/storage.ts test/storage.test.ts
sed -n '250,295p' test/storage.test.ts
Repository: unjs/unstorage
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set -e
printf'%s\n''--- src/utils.ts ---'
sed -n '1,125p' src/utils.ts
printf'%s\n''--- storage construction and mount binding ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.ts' -e 'mount(' -e 'flags' -e 'prefixStorage(' src test| head -240
printf'%s\n''--- getKeys tests and prefixStorage tests ---'
sed -n '120,175p' test/storage.test.ts
sed -n '230,285p' test/storage.test.ts
printf'%s\n''--- driver flag declarations ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.ts' -e 'maxDepth:' -e 'maxDepth' src/drivers src | head -240
Repository: unjs/unstorage
Length of output: 13012
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set -e
printf'%s\n''--- createStorage and mount handling ---'
sed -n '1,90p' src/storage.ts
sed -n '520,575p' src/storage.ts
printf'%s\n''--- storage types and driver contract ---'
sed -n '45,125p' src/types.ts
printf'%s\n''--- native and nonnative getKeys implementations ---'
sed -n '80,150p' src/drivers/fs.ts
sed -n '35,100p' src/drivers/fs-lite.ts
rg -n -F --glob '*.ts' -e 'async getKeys' -e 'getKeys(' src/drivers src | head -160
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set -e
printf'%s\n''--- createStorage root binding and getMounts ---'
rg -n -F -e 'export function createStorage' -e 'function getMount' -e 'function getMounts' -e 'const storage' src/storage.ts
sed -n '300,390p' src/storage.ts
sed -n '575,625p' src/storage.ts
printf'%s\n''--- recursion depth semantics ---'
sed -n '80,120p' src/drivers/utils/node-fs.ts
printf'%s\n''--- memory driver ---'
sed -n '1,55p' src/drivers/memory.ts
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Do not limit unflagged drivers before post-filtering.
prefixStorage does not expose native maxDepth support, but it forwards maxDepth to its underlying storage. For a prefixed storage mounted at mnt, an outer limit of 1 passes maxDepth: 0 to the wrapper. The underlying native driver can then omit a valid key such as mnt:x before the outer post-filter sees it.
Omit maxDepth for drivers without native support, then apply the outer depth filter to their results.
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Review comment at @src/storage.ts at line 491:
Update the option construction around driverMaxDepth so drivers without native
maxDepth support do not receive maxDepth; preserve the requested depth for the
outer post-filter, which must filter those drivers’ results after retrieval.
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Only a driver that supports maxDepth natively counts it from its own
root, so only that kind of driver should get the mount point's depth
taken off. A driver without native support can forward maxDepth to
something that counts from a different root, such as prefixStorage
over another storage, and lose keys the post-filter would have kept.
Give those drivers maxDepth unchanged, as before, and let the
post-filter cut their keys.
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getKeys(base, { maxDepth })counts depth from the storage root. That's what the "getKeys supports maxDepth with mixed native support" test checks: with a memory root and anfsmount atstorage_b,maxDepth: 1returnsstorage_b:file_depth1but notstorage_b:depth1:file_depth2.When every mount supports
maxDepthnatively (for examplefsat the root and anotherfsmounted atb), the post-filter is skipped and each driver appliesmaxDepthfrom its own root. Keys from the mounted driver then come back one level (or more, for nested mount points) deeper than asked for:With a memory root (the default), the same calls already give the "after" results, because the non-native root turns on the post-filter. So the result depended on which drivers happen to be mounted.
The fix subtracts the mount point's depth from
maxDepthbefore passing it to a mounted driver that supportsmaxDepthnatively, and skips that driver when nothing below its mount point can be shallow enough. The root mount and drivers without native support getmaxDepthunchanged, and the post-filter cuts their keys as before, so the mixed-mounts path is unchanged.Checked with unstorage 2.0.0-beta.0 from npm (same
getKeyscode asmain). Added two tests next to the mixed-support one:fsat the root withfsatstorage_b, and aprefixStoragemounted atstorage_b.prefixStoragehas no native support but forwardsmaxDepthto a storage that counts from its own root, so it has to keep getting the full value.Summary by CodeRabbit