feat[config]: Permit more granular control over which data directories are parsed #72
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Awesome ! Looking good, thanks @rabbitstack ! I am releasing v1.4.0 tomorrow. |
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Parsing every single data directory may incur significant overhead, thus, having more granular control over which data directories are parsed may be desirable. The
Optionsstructure got a number of flags to omit parsing specified data directories. This doesn't impact the current behavior - if no fast mode is enabled, all data directories are visited and parsed. Additionally, we can now selectively choose which directories to parse.