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Why am I sending a PR to my own project?In the spirit of OPEN Open Source, I am going to start sending pull requests for new features and non-trivial changes to WebTorrent. This way, the community (that's you!) get a chance to read the code and share feedback before it becomes a part of WebTorrent |
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a0viedo
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That's a great idea and iniciative, @feross. |
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Thanks for the review @mafintosh! Merged. |
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Support seeding a file from filesystem (path string)
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feross commentedDec 16, 2014
This is a first pass at supporting seeding a file from filesystem (path string), for issue #197.
I'll send a separate PR to support seeding entire folders.
Code review welcome.