#include "tensorflow/core/platform/file_system.h"

/// This file builds classes needed to hold a filesystem implementation in the
/// modular world. Once all TensorFlow filesystems are converted to use the
/// plugin based approach, this file will replace the one in core/platform and
/// the names will lose the `Modular` part. Until that point, the `Modular*`
/// classes here are experimental and subject to breaking changes.

  // root directory. Otherwise, we need to add the `<scheme>://` in front of
  // this path.
  //
  // Note that some filesystem might require a different approach here, for
  // example they might require the root directory path to be in a special
  // format, etc. When we get there, we might decide to move this class to

  ///
  /// This is accomplished by traversing directory tree rooted at `path` and
  /// deleting entries as they are encountered, from leaves to root. Each plugin
  /// is free to choose a different approach which obtains similar results.
  ///
  /// On successful deletion, `status` must be `TF_OK` and `*undeleted_files`
  /// and `*undeleted_dirs` must be 0. On unsuccessful deletion, `status` must

        unregistered kernels error.

*   Modular File System Migration:

    *   Support for S3 and HDFS file systems has been migrated to a modular file
        systems based approach and is now available in
        https://github.com/tensorflow/io. The `tensorflow-io` python package
        should be installed for S3 and HDFS support with tensorflow.

## Major Features and Improvements