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@FND FND commented Mar 6, 2025

I'm not sure it's wise to touch any of this without any tangible benefit - not least because I'm not sure test coverage is sufficient to provide confidence.

In my defense, it started as an effort to replace the obsolete flatten utility...

mostly `async`/`await` and revisiting module-level utility functions
@FND FND requested a review from moonglum March 6, 2025 13:19
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constructor(directory, { skipDotfiles, filter } = {}) {
this.directory = directory;
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constructor(directory, { skipDotfiles, filter } = {}) {
this.directory = directory;
constructor(root, { skipDotfiles, filter } = {}) {
this._root = root;

It doesn't look like the directory property is used by anyone; I've checked faucet-static and faucet-images.

match(filepaths) {
return filesWithinDirectory(this.directory, filepaths).
then(filepaths => filepaths.filter(this.filter));
async match(filepaths) {
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async isn't actually required by the implementation nor by downstream (i.e. faucet-static and faucet-images), but current tests demand it...

... except if the filter option is async, so I guess it's best to leave this as is, if only because it allows for more flexibility.

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Thanks for your work on this, it has been completely merged into faucet-pipeline/faucet-pipeline-static#71

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@FND FND deleted the mdrnz-files branch March 16, 2025 10:33
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