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Make it possible to pass closure to GooseTask::new #120

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@LionsAd LionsAd commented Jul 28, 2020

This works perfectly now - as proven by the CI runs.

The tests error I first ran into is described in #122 and led to a stack overflow error, but was unrelated to things.

Closes: #76

@LionsAd LionsAd force-pushed the issue-76--make-it-possible-to-pass-closure-to-goose-task-new branch from 3e54a4a to 49ac4c4 Compare July 28, 2020 16:37
@LionsAd LionsAd force-pushed the issue-76--make-it-possible-to-pass-closure-to-goose-task-new branch from 49ac4c4 to 373511e Compare July 28, 2020 19:51
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LionsAd commented Jul 28, 2020

This is so weird -- test fail locally for me, but pass on CI ...

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Exciting to see this working! Please see my feedback above. We also need to performance test before/after to understand if there's a performance impact from this change.

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@LionsAd LionsAd force-pushed the issue-76--make-it-possible-to-pass-closure-to-goose-task-new branch from 1ca5b4c to aa20847 Compare July 29, 2020 10:56
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is it possible to pass paths programatically?
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