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Convert Directory and File classes to JavaScript#1226
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I considered doing this too but I wondered if it'd totally break a bunch of pending PRs. Is there anything we absolutely want to merge before doing this? |
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@daviwil Thanks for bringing that up. I've identified the following PRs that also modify one of the files changed in this PR: Therefore I believe the ones we should look at and potentially merge before this one are #1144 and #1048. It looks like @lee-dohm is already helping with #1048, which only leaves #1144. |
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Description of the Change
Converts the Directory and File-related classes to JavaScript. I plan on investigating switching tree-view over to
@atom/watcher, which the JavaScript conversion will help with.Alternate Designs
None.
Benefits
JavaScript!
Possible Drawbacks
Potential regressions. I'd like to think that spec coverage is pretty good for tree-view but I'll be using this branch for a while before merging to play it extra safe.
Applicable Issues
None.