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mkctr: return an error instead of panicking on a missing --files source - #36
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The filepath.WalkDir callback in layerFromFiles ignored its err argument. When a source path passed to --files did not exist, WalkDir invoked the callback with a nil DirEntry and the callback dereferenced it, crashing with a nil pointer panic. Return the walk error, and also stop ignoring the error from writing directory headers. Fixes #34 Signed-off-by: Raphael Fakhri <153192858+RaphaelFakhri@users.noreply.github.com>
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Return an error instead of panicking when a
--filessource path does not exist.The
filepath.WalkDircallback inlayerFromFilesignored itserrargument. For a missing source,WalkDircalls the callback with a nilfs.DirEntry, andd.IsDir()then panicked with a nil pointer dereference.This change returns the walk error, which names the missing path, and stops discarding the error from writing the parent directory header.
The new tests cover the missing-source case and check that a directory of files is still copied into the layer.
Test command:
go test . -run LayerFromFiles -vFixes #34