make get_newest_experiment_file more resilient to deletes#1476
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make get_newest_experiment_file more resilient to deletes#1476rfbgo wants to merge 1 commit intoGoogleCloudPlatform:developfrom
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This pull request refactors the get_newest_experiment_file function to use a manual stack-based walk with os.scandir instead of pathlib.rglob. Feedback suggests broadening exception handling from FileNotFoundError to OSError to account for NotADirectoryError and PermissionError, which prevents potential regressions and improves robustness against inaccessible files or directories.
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Previously this function got a list of files, and then got the times. This left us open to a TOCTOU race and would lead to a crash. This version should be faster and more resilient (but it's hard to test diligently..)