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Duy Nguyen <pclouds@gmail.com> writes:

> Probably too late for GSoc 2017, but another idea for microproject (or
> microprojects) is make use of dir-iterator.h more. For recursive
> directory walking, this would make the code easier to read and
> potentially avoid too deep recursion. There are three or four of them,
> I think.

Throw it on the microproject idea page anyway, as it is likely that
the leftover bits will be migrated to the page created for the next
year and that way we won't forget.