feat: add deregister to ObjectStoreRegistry#784
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Add `ObjectStoreRegistry::deregister`, the inverse of `register`: it removes the store registered at the exact scheme/authority/path of a URL and returns it, pruning emptied tree branches. A default implementation returns `None`, so the addition is non-breaking for existing implementors.
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Which issue does this PR close?
No tracking issue; happy to file one if preferred.
Rationale for this change
ObjectStoreRegistrycanregisterandresolvestores but has no way to remove one. Consumers that register stores dynamically (e.g. per-session) need to deregister them as well.What changes are included in this PR?
ObjectStoreRegistry::deregister(&self, url: &Url) -> Option<Arc<dyn ObjectStore>>, the inverse ofregister, with a default implementation returningNone.DefaultObjectStoreRegistry: removes the store at the exact scheme/authority/path ofurl(siblings and longer prefixes are left in place) and prunes emptied tree branches.Are there any user-facing changes?
Yes: a new
ObjectStoreRegistry::deregistertrait method. It has a default implementation, so existing implementors are unaffected.