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The problem are .part-Files of ftp server multipart uploads. Chokidar holds them forever. Maybe I have to ignore them somehow. |
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Hallo,
We are using chokidar with typescript to watch files of a lustre file system connected to Kubernetes (the app is running on Kubernetes as well).
The problem is that we have a steady increase in Active Handlers - namely of type StatWatcher - and after 3 days the app crashes. The normal behaviour or chokidar should be (as I understand), that we have as many StatWachers as there are files.
We delete every file after processing and there should not be more than 30 files on the system (so I expected that there are no more than 30 StatWatchers). But Active Handlers of Type StatWatcher increases until 2,5k within 2 hours and then stays there for about 3 days until the app crashes. I do not see this behaviour as "normal".
Does anyone of you have an idea what might be the problem? Any clue would be helpful! Thanks!
Sebastian
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