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I agree, it would be nice if you could still recurse by doing ./... like all the other standard go tools. |
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bump :) |
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Nice optimization @alecthomas. |
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Hi, Is there any update on having this diff merged? |
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For editor/IDE tooling, recursing by default can be very very slow. I think, as with many other tools, that in conjunction with
find -type dall use cases are satisfied.