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If you don't create nice unique numeric descriptor in create, then you are in for agony of pain when creating an fs that uses numeric descriptors. If you rely only on paths', then old example that omitted passing out descriptor will do. Without explicit descriptor, zero is silently passed to FUSE, and FUSE will come to you back with zero. All simplicity of uniqueness goes out the window.
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If you don't create nice unique numeric descriptor in create, then you are in for agony of pain when creating a file system that uses numeric descriptors.
If you rely only on paths', then old example that omitted passing out descriptor will do.
Without explicit descriptor, zero is silently passed to FUSE, and FUSE will come to you back with zero. All simplicity of uniqueness goes out the window, and agony starts to burn.