God Bless memory-mapped I/O. The only part I like about kernel dev.

is it working?

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There are a few things in programming that just universally suck and any filesystem code is definitely among that

Trying to write a "reactive" processing pipeline where changes to input files automatically trigger
rebuilding of derivative files, and my god, do I not like this ;_;

At EVERY step you need to think "what is the worst possible race condition that could happen here and how can I prevent that from fucking everything up"

I think the pattern I came to is to be as conservative as possible: Don't ever forget/skip any change events but just accept that we will get multiple events for any change. And not just because the file was written to multiple times per change (which happens a lot!), but also because changes might happen *while* we are updating the derivative resource.

So if you only acknowledge the changed timestamps before running the rebuild and never skip events, then you should at least never have a stale resource, even if you need to potentially do a bunch of unnecessary rebuilds... oh well ¯\_(ツ)_/¯