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Sourcetype mkdir_result =

| Already_exists
(*
The directory already exists. No action was taken.
*)
| Created
(*
The directory was created.
*)
| Missing_parent_directory
(*
No parent directory, use mkdir_p if you want to create it too.
*)

Sourceval mkdir : ?perms:int -> string -> mkdir_result

Sourcetype mkdir_p_result =

| Already_exists
(*
The directory already exists. No action was taken.
*)
| Created
(*
The directory was created.
*)

Sourceval mkdir_p : ?perms:int -> string -> mkdir_p_result

Sourcetype follow_symlink_error =

| Not_a_symlink
| Max_depth_exceeded
| Unix_error of Dune_filesystem_stubs.Unix_error.Detailed.t

Sourceval follow_symlink : string -> (string, follow_symlink_error) result

Sourceval follow_symlinks : string -> string option

follow_symlinks path returns a file path that is equivalent to path, but free of symbolic links. The value None is returned if the maximum symbolic link depth is reached (i.e., follow_symlink returns the value Error Max_depth_exceeded on some intermediate path).

Sourceval unlink_exn : string -> unit

Sourceval unlink_no_err : string -> unit

Sourcetype unlink_status =

| Success
| Does_not_exist
| Is_a_directory
| Error of exn

Sourceval unlink : string -> unlink_status

Unlink and return error, if any.

Sourceval initial_cwd : string

Sourcetype clear_dir_result =

| Cleared
| Directory_does_not_exist

Sourceval clear_dir : string -> clear_dir_result

Sourceval rm_rf : string -> unit

If the path does not exist, this function is a no-op.

Sourceval is_root : string -> bool

Source

val traverse : 
  dir:string ->
  init:'acc ->
  on_file:(dir:string -> Filename.t -> 'acc -> 'acc) ->
  on_dir:(dir:string -> Filename.t -> 'acc -> 'acc) ->
  on_broken_symlink:(dir:string -> Filename.t -> 'acc -> 'acc) ->
  'acc

Source

val traverse_files : 
  dir:string ->
  init:'acc ->
  f:(dir:string -> Filename.t -> 'acc -> 'acc) ->
  'acc

Sourceval is_broken_symlink : string -> bool

is_broken_simlink path returns true iff path refers to a symlink whose target does not exist. Returns false if path is not a symlink, or is a symlink whose target exists.