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slavafomin commented

2016-03-11 07:24:22 -08:00

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Hello!

I have a project with extremely big directories. It would be a tremendous improvement if wrench would be able to compare files from source and target directory using timestamp and/or filesize.

Thanks!

Hello! I have a project with extremely big directories. It would be a tremendous improvement if **wrench** would be able to compare files from source and target directory using timestamp and/or filesize. Thanks!

igorshubovych commented

2016-03-11 14:00:09 -08:00

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Being honest wrench was not updated for 2 years, because the project is looking for maintainer.

If I were you, I would implement this routine myself or find another solution.

Being honest `wrench` was not updated for 2 years, because the project is looking for maintainer. If I were you, I would implement this routine myself or find another solution.

ryanmcgrath commented

2016-03-11 22:56:33 -08:00

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^this pretty much. Was built as a stop gap for very early versions if Node, better libraries exist now. I only keep it available because for some reason an unholy amount of projects still list it as a dependency.

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If I were you, I would implement this routine myself or find another solution.

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^this pretty much. Was built as a stop gap for very early versions if Node, better libraries exist now. I only keep it available because for some reason an unholy amount of projects still list it as a dependency. On Fri, Mar 11, 2016 at 2:00 PM -0800, "Igor Shubovych" notifications@github.com wrote: Being honest wrench was not updated for 2 years, because the project is looking for maintainer. If I were you, I would implement this routine myself or find another solution. — Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.

slavafomin commented

2016-03-12 02:29:07 -08:00

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I see, @ryanmcgrath , you should add a deprecation notice to the README and use https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/deprecate to notify the users during module installation then, I think. Maybe even add a link to the most suitable alternative.

ryanmcgrath commented

2016-03-12 04:31:41 -08:00

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Pull request it and I will? I'll likely forget due to a ridiculously packed schedule these days, but happy to push it up if so. Alternatively, if anyone wants to take over ownership of the library I'm happy to help facilitate this. I put out a call on Twitter some time ago seeing if anyone was interested but sadly found no takers.

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I see, @ryanmcgrath , you should add a deprecation notice to the README and use https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/deprecate to notify the users during module installation then, I think. Maybe even add a link to the most suitable alternative.

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Pull request it and I will? I'll likely forget due to a ridiculously packed schedule these days, but happy to push it up if so. Alternatively, if anyone wants to take over ownership of the library I'm happy to help facilitate this. I put out a call on Twitter some time ago seeing if anyone was interested but sadly found no takers. On Sat, Mar 12, 2016 at 2:29 AM -0800, "Slava Fomin" notifications@github.com wrote: I see, @ryanmcgrath , you should add a deprecation notice to the README and use https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/deprecate to notify the users during module installation then, I think. Maybe even add a link to the most suitable alternative. — Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.

slavafomin commented

2016-03-12 05:36:50 -08:00

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Yeah, I think all professional developers are pretty busy these days. A lot of work needs to be done )

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Pull request it and I will? I'll likely forget due to a ridiculously packed schedule these days, but happy to push it up if so. Alternatively, if anyone wants to take over ownership of the library I'm happy to help facilitate this. I put out a call on Twitter some time ago seeing if anyone was interested but sadly found no takers.

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I see, @ryanmcgrath , you should add a deprecation notice to the README and use https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/deprecate to notify the users during module installation then, I think. Maybe even add a link to the most suitable alternative.

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## Yeah, I think all professional developers are pretty busy these days. A lot of work needs to be done ) Sent from myMail app for Android Saturday, 12 March 2016, 03:31PM +03:00 from Ryan McGrath < notifications@github.com> : > Pull request it and I will? I'll likely forget due to a ridiculously packed schedule these days, but happy to push it up if so. Alternatively, if anyone wants to take over ownership of the library I'm happy to help facilitate this. I put out a call on Twitter some time ago seeing if anyone was interested but sadly found no takers. > > On Sat, Mar 12, 2016 at 2:29 AM -0800, "Slava Fomin" < notifications@github.com > wrote: > > I see, @ryanmcgrath , you should add a deprecation notice to the README and use https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/deprecate to notify the users during module installation then, I think. Maybe even add a link to the most suitable alternative. > > — > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub. > > — > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub .

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Yeah, I think all professional developers are pretty busy these days. A lot of work needs to be done )