gtristan edited a comment on pull request #1609:
URL: https://github.com/apache/buildstream/pull/1609#issuecomment-1066425803


   > I find it a little hard to review, it would be nice to split into smaller 
PRs for review.
   
   I'd rather keep this in one PR as it's all related to the Directory API 
cleanup, splitting this up also generates extra considerations when updating 
moving parts, note that I already have 
https://gitlab.com/BuildStream/bst-plugins-experimental/-/merge_requests/166 
lined up for this.
   
   I had considered trying to reduce the number of commits (which would be 
quite difficult short of squashing it all into one commit) but I would like to 
keep them all in history, every commit here passes it's own tests and tells a 
full story of how things were changed here which is nice to keep.
   
   [...]
   > I have a couple of comments on these:
   > 
   >     * storage/directory.py: Remove `can_link` parameter from 
Directory.import_files()
   >       Even though it is currently unused, there is potential to have a 
similar option that uses  the `move_files` hint  (by passing 
`--capture-allow-file-moves` to `buildbox-casd`). Can be done later though.
   
   Sure I'll consider this unrelated, in any case it's highly unlikely that we 
would want to expose the abstract plugin API to such low level implementation 
details, given that the public API can never again be changed.
   
   >     * storage/directory.py: Make Directory.export_files() an internal 
function
   >       If we want to go for source.py: Split up staging functions into 
separate codepaths. #1607 (comment), 
   >       we'll need to keep this public. Again, this can be made public later 
if needed (even if it's not at 2.0).
   
   Why ? `Directory.export_files()` is only ever used by the core when 
*exporting* files in a virtual directory to the local filesystem, when e.g. 
checking out artifacts or sources, etc. `Directory.import_files()` of course 
needs to stay public.
   


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