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Update Download Types

Scott E. Graves 2025-02-23 18:11:52 -06:00
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`repertory` supports 3 different types of downloads for files. The `PreferredDownloadType` setting in `config.json` determines which of these modes is preferred. This does not guarantee the mode will always be chosen, as `repertory` will choose an appropriate mode based on the type of file operation being performed. If a file is currently open in read mode and a request to write is performed, `repertory` will automatically switch to `default` mode without any interruptions to file i/o.
`repertory` supports 3 different types of downloads for files: `direct`, 'ring_buffer`, and `direct`.
The `PreferredDownloadType` setting in `config.json` determines which of these modes is preferred. This does not guarantee the mode will always be chosen, as `repertory` will choose an appropriate mode based on the type of file operation being performed. If a file is currently open in read mode and a request to write is performed, the file will automatically be changed to `default` mode without any interruptions to file i/o.
1. Default
* In `default' mode, a file of equal size is allocated in the`cache` directory.
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* This mode will be forced if any request to write is performed.
* This mode supports read and write.
2. Ring-buffer
* In `ring-buffer` mode, a fixed-size file (default 1GiB) is allocated within the `buffer` directory.
2. Ring buffer
* In `ring_buffer` mode, a fixed-size file (default 1GiB) is allocated within the `buffer` directory.
* This mode will cache up to 1GiB of a file locally preventing the need to fully allocate a file for read operations.
* This mode is only chosen when the actual file size is greater than the ring-buffer size.
* This mode only supports read.