golang-github-saracen-walker 0.1.2-1 source package in Ubuntu

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golang-github-saracen-walker (0.1.2-1) unstable; urgency=medium

  * New upstream version 0.1.2

 -- Jai Flack <email address hidden>  Sun, 13 Jun 2021 13:34:48 +1000

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Debian Go Packaging Team
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Binary packages built by this source

golang-github-saracen-walker-dev: walker is a faster, parallel version, of filepath.Walk

 This library and filepath.Walk both perform os.Lstat calls and provide a full
 os.FileInfo structure to the callback. BenchmarkFastwalkWalkLstat and
 BenchmarkGodirwalkWalkLstat include this stat call for better comparison with
 BenchmarkFilepathWalk and BenchmarkWalkerWalk.
 .
 This library and fastwalk both require the callback to be safe for concurrent
 use. BenchmarkFilepathWalkAppend, BenchmarkWalkerWalkAppend,
 BenchmarkFastwalkWalkAppend and BenchmarkGodirwalkWalkAppend append the paths
 found to a string slice. The callback, for the libraries that require it, use a
 mutex, for better comparison with the libraries that require no locking.
 .
 This library will not always be the best/fastest option. In general, if you're
 on Windows, or performing lstat calls, it does a pretty decent job. If you're
 not, I've found fastwalk to perform better on machines with fewer cores.