Skip PR jobs unless the PR carries the 'run-ci' label. Applying a
label needs triage access, so a fork PR can't enable the matrix by
itself. The 'labeled' trigger type is added so applying the label
starts a run immediately; skipped jobs cost no runner minutes. Push,
schedule and manual dispatch runs are unaffected.
Port of the same change on the 3.5.0 branch.
Build rsync here and run the v34-stable-testsuite Python suite against
the built binary (helpers/config.h as tooldir, test scripts via --srcdir)
on ubuntu-latest and ubuntu-22.04, pipe + --use-tcp passes. Gives
regression coverage without importing the full master suite.
The macOS / Cygwin expected-skipped lists in 3.4.x master assume
features that are present on master but not on 3.2.7 (e.g.
open-noatime semantics) and don't account for new tests added by
the May 2026 sec-patches that get skipped on these platforms
(daemon-chroot-acl, *-symlink-race, sender-flist-symlink-leak).
Realign each list with what the platform actually skips on this
backport branch so RSYNC_EXPECT_SKIPPED matches.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The Linux fs.protected_regular sysctl setting could cause rsync to fail to write a file in-place with the O_CREAT flag set, so the code now tries an open without O_CREAT when it might help to avoid an EACCES error. A testsuite script is included (and slightly improved by Wayne to ensure that it outputs a SKIP when fs.protected_regular is turned off).
For a non-git build or for a git build w/o adequate git history, we now
allow the git-version.h file to be provided before the build. If the
file does not exist, we either create an empty file or put a define of
RSYNC_GITVER in it based on the output of git describe. The github
builds now snag the git-version.h file that was generated for the last
commit so that they all get the same version string, even with a shallow
checkout.
Andrew Tridgell