mkdir_p in jruby fails if more than one part of the path is nonexistent

[ghallberg]

When running zk.mkdir_p("/foo/bar") in an empty zookeeper tree an NoNode-exception is thrown, but it's not caught in the handler, so no recursion is performed. It is possible to use it to create a single new level (mkdir_p("/foo")), mimicing the behavior of create.

This is on jruby 1.7.0-preview1 and 2.

[slyphon]

This is tested in the unit tests, though I haven't run it with 1.7.0. Can
you try with 1.6.7? I don't think 1.7 is stable yet

On Tuesday, August 28, 2012, ghallberg wrote:

When running zk.mkdir_p("/foo/bar") in an empty zookeeper tree an
NoNode-exception is thrown, but it's not caught in the handler, so no
recursion is performed. It is possible to use it to create a single new
level (mkdir_p("/foo")), mimicing the behavior of create.

This is on jruby 1.7.0-preview1 and 2.

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[ghallberg]

Yes, it works fine in 1.6.7.2. Up to you if you want to fix it immediately or wait until 1.7 is final I guess. Thanks

[dallasmarlow]

this works fine in the jruby 1.7.1 release