Flush runtime writes to the underlying filesystem. The WASIX backend uses host-mounted files and PostgreSQL's own fsync/WAL behavior for durability. Adding an unconditional host directory `sync_all` after every direct query is both expensive and weaker than the database's file-level fsyncs, so the Rust-level hook remains a no-op.
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| 908 | /// `sync_all` after every direct query is both expensive and weaker than the |
| 909 | /// database's file-level fsyncs, so the Rust-level hook remains a no-op. |
| 910 | pub fn sync_to_fs(&mut self) -> Result<()> { |
| 911 | Ok(()) |
| 912 | } |
| 913 | |
| 914 | fn prepare_bind_values( |
| 915 | &self, |
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