balodesecurity opened a new pull request, #8333:
URL: https://github.com/apache/hadoop/pull/8333

   ### Problem
   After HDFS-17263, deleting `.Trash/Current/` or `.Trash/<checkpoint>/` via 
the RBF router fails with:
   
       The operation is not allowed because there are mount points: 
<mount-points> under the path: /user/alice/.Trash/Current
   
   However, deleting `.Trash/` itself succeeds. The regression was introduced 
by HDFS-17263 which removed the trailing `/` from the `isTrashPath` regex 
pattern.
   
   ### Root Cause
   `RouterClientProtocol.delete()` calls `getLocationsForPath(src, 
failIfLocked=true)`, which calls `MountTableResolver.getMountPoints(src)`. When 
`src` is a trash-current path like `/user/alice/.Trash/Current`, 
`getMountPoints` detects it as a trash path via `isTrashPath()`, subtracts the 
trash prefix via `subtractTrashCurrentPath()`, and gets an empty string `""`. 
The code then queries the mount table tree with `subMap("", ""+MAX_VALUE)`, 
which returns **all** mount table entries. 
`FileSubclusterResolver.getMountPoints("", allKeys)` therefore returns a 
non-null list of all mount point names, causing `getLocationsForPath` to throw 
`AccessControlException`.
   
   Before HDFS-17263, `isTrashPath` required a trailing `/`, so 
`.Trash/Current` (without trailing slash) was not recognized as a trash path 
and `getMountPoints` would correctly look for mount points directly under 
`.Trash/Current` — finding none.
   
   ### Fix
   In `MountTableResolver.getMountPoints()`, after applying 
`subtractTrashCurrentPath()`, if the resulting path is empty (meaning the input 
was exactly the trash Current or checkpoint directory with no sub-path), return 
`null` immediately. An empty result means the path is the trash checkpoint 
directory itself, which never hosts RBF mount points.
   
   ### Testing
   Added `testDeleteTrashCurrentAndCheckpoint()` to `TestRouterTrash` which:
   1. Moves a file to trash via the router
   2. Verifies that `fs.delete(.Trash/Current, recursive=true)` succeeds
   3. Verifies that `fs.delete(.Trash, recursive=true)` also succeeds
   
   JIRA: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HDFS-17842


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