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Another way to drop raw bytes of the capture data #2186
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Another way to drop raw bytes of the capture data #2186
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@ben-clayton Any suggestions about this CL? |
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Sorry for the slow review.
I like this solution. Good stuff!
Please can you squash the top two CLs? Having the intermediate form appears to serve no purpose and just litters the git history.
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Docs please.
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Übernit: You can drop the brc * bit of the receiver.
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Übernit: Make bytes.Reader field a pointer (*bytes.Reader), you can drop the indirection stuff:
return blobReadCloser{bytes.NewReader(b.GetData())}, nil
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This is another approach to do the same thing as #2179