datastore: ns iter: clamp depth to MAX_NAMESPACE_DEPTH from datastore root
Signed-off-by: Thomas Lamprecht <t.lamprecht@proxmox.com>
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@ -231,15 +231,24 @@ impl ListNamespacesRecursive {
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Self::new_max_depth(store, ns, pbs_api_types::MAX_NAMESPACE_DEPTH)
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}
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/// Creates an recursive namespace iterator with max_depth
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/// Creates an recursive namespace iterator that iterates recursively until depth is reached.
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///
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/// `depth` must be smaller than pbs_api_types::MAX_NAMESPACE_DEPTH.
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///
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/// Depth is counted relatively, that means not from the datastore as anchor, but from `ns`,
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/// and it will be clamped to `min(depth, MAX_NAMESPACE_DEPTH - ns.depth())` automatically.
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pub fn new_max_depth(
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store: Arc<DataStore>,
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ns: BackupNamespace,
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max_depth: usize,
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) -> Result<Self, Error> {
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if max_depth > pbs_api_types::MAX_NAMESPACE_DEPTH {
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bail!("max_depth must be smaller 8");
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let limit = pbs_api_types::MAX_NAMESPACE_DEPTH + 1;
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bail!("depth must be smaller than {limit}");
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}
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// always clamp, but don't error if we violated relative depth, makes it simpler to use.
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let max_depth = std::cmp::min(max_depth, pbs_api_types::MAX_NAMESPACE_DEPTH - ns.depth());
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Ok(ListNamespacesRecursive {
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store,
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ns,
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