RFC: let data source find objects #1
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CC @RubenVerborgh — this isn’t the RFC I was talking about, but might interest you anyway. |
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Thinking about this and nanoc/nanoc#793, can/should datasources have a checksum as well? To indicate that none of their items changed, and that they can all be reused from cache? Without this RFC, this would mean that all calls to |
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Depends on #4 (immutable preprocessor).