Method to address misaligned holes and writes to end of files while performing quick reconcile operation during synchronous filesystem replication

A non-transitory machine readable medium comprising instructions for performing a method, which when executed by a machine, causes the machine to:

• execute a read operation to a first storage object at a first range of an offset and length, previously targeted by a write operation, during a quick reconciliation process to reconcile the first storage object and a second storage object;
• evaluate a read response of the read operation to determine that the read operation targets a region of the first storage object beyond an end of the first storage object;
• execute a truncate command upon the second storage object based upon the read operation targeting the region of the first storage object beyond the end of the first storage object;
• and
• replicate the read response to the second storage object.

A computing device comprising:

• a memory comprising machine executable code for performing a method;
• and
• a processor coupled to the memory, the processor configured to execute the machine executable code to cause the processor to:
• execute a read operation to a first storage object at a first range of an offset and length, previously targeted by a write operation, during a quick reconciliation process to reconcile the first storage object and a second storage object;
• evaluate a read response of the read operation to determine that the read response has a misaligned hole;
• modify the first range to a second range that targets an aligned hole within the first storage object;
• execute a second read operation to the first storage object at the second range;
• and
• replicate a second read response of the second read operation to the second storage object.