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We'll still be keeping "repobrowse" for the public API
for use with .psgi files, but shortening the name means
less typing and we may have command-line tools, too.
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This shortens the code quite a bit at a negligible performance cost,
and the diffstat agrees.
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Hopefully this makes the code easier-to-follow for random
readers. This requires a small amount of modification to
our one caller, but this is a new, unstable API (as is
nearly all of our code).
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This new asynchronous API, psgi_qx, will allow us to take
advantage of non-blocking I/O from even small commands;
as those may still need to wait for slow operations.
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This is expensive, so we will utilize the qspawn system
to prevent excessive overhead.
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We'll be migrating away from it to minimize dependencies
and surprises, just like the rest of public-inbox did
several months ago.
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We should die horribly if fh is missing in some cases
due to a fatal bug, do not bug from us and risk losing
output data.
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We currently do not display links to snapshots, but may in the
future (optionally, like cgit). However, support snapshots for
compatibility reasons in case people had cached URLs or
auto-generated them somewhere.
We won't natively support xz and bzip2 just yet, but will
document (at least in comments) how to enable these expensive
compression schemes via git-config(1). Also, support disabling
certain archive types to twart URL guessing or old cached links
from spiders burning bandwidth.
In retrospect, enabling snapshots for my own cgit views was a
bad idea since it wastes bandwidth from crawlers and is
is often not useful for users with maintainer-built files
(e.g. "configure" from "configure.ac" for autoconf, where
only the latter is stored in git and the former is
generated in release tarballs).
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