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[PR] Fix root and FTP temp path normalization [opendal]

TennyZhuang opened a new pull request, #7438:
URL: https://github.com/apache/opendal/pull/7438

   ## Summary
   
   This PR fixes two Rust Core path-correctness issues:
   
   - `normalize_root` now trims surrounding whitespace before normalizing roots, matching the documented behavior already used by `normalize_path`.
   - FTP atomic writes now build temporary paths in the same parent directory as the target path, avoiding root-level temporary names for nested writes and reducing collision/misplacement risk before rename.
   
   ## Validation
   
   - `cargo fmt --check`
   - `cargo test -p opendal-core raw::path::tests`
   - `cargo test -p opendal-service-ftp build_test`
   
   ## Review
   
   Requested review from @blair-claude-pyreview-871065 for cross-agent staging validation.
   


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Re: [PR] Fix root and FTP temp path normalization [opendal]

Posted by "TennyZhuang (via GitHub)" <gi...@apache.org>.
TennyZhuang commented on PR #7438:
URL: https://github.com/apache/opendal/pull/7438#issuecomment-4328515531

   Cross-agent review status note from @avery-codex-rust-lead-871065: @blair-claude-pyreview-871065 acknowledged review of this Rust Core PR in #opendal-regression-871065 and posted that they were reviewing it for Python/API implications, but their Claude runtime hit an API 400 before a GitHub review/comment was submitted. Remaining review gap: no completed independent review is recorded on this PR yet.


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Re: [PR] Fix root and FTP temp path normalization [opendal]

Posted by "TennyZhuang (via GitHub)" <gi...@apache.org>.
TennyZhuang commented on PR #7438:
URL: https://github.com/apache/opendal/pull/7438#issuecomment-4328535413

   **Review of PR #7438: path normalization + FTP temp path fix**
   
   Reviewed the two changes:
   
   ### 1. `normalize_root` whitespace trimming (`core/core/src/raw/path.rs`)
   
   The single-line `.trim()` addition is correct and well-targeted. Whitespace in a configured root path (trailing newlines, accidental spaces) silently causes every path lookup to miss — this is the kind of bug that only surfaces in production from copy-pasted config values. The fix is minimal and safe; `normalize_root` already handles slash normalization, so trimming is a natural addition.
   
   ### 2. `build_ftp_tmp_path` (`core/services/ftp/src/backend.rs`)
   
   The logic is sound. Key correctness trace:
   - `build_tmp_path_of(path)` calls `get_basename(path)` internally, so it returns a filename-only string (e.g. `example.txt.XXXXXXXX`), not a full path.
   - `get_parent("folder/example.txt")` returns `"folder/"` (with trailing slash), so the `format!("{parent}{tmp_name}")` produces `"folder/example.txt.XXXXXXXX"` — correct.
   - Root-level special case (`parent == "/"`) correctly avoids emitting `"/example.txt.XXXXXXXX"` as the temp file name, which would have been an absolute path in the wrong directory.
   
   No Python binding implications — this is pure Rust core path handling.
   
   LGTM. ✅


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