Ensure that only the tokens needed are fetched #3722
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Signed-off-by: Tristan Swadell <[email protected]>
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May 18, 2022
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Seems harmless enough and if it's mimicking C++ seems OK. Is the continuous integration system down @ericvergnaud ? |
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There are some problems with self-hosted CI again on not Windows platforms. |
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@ericvergnaud can you kick the CI? Seems like github actions, at least self hosted, are unreliable. I guess that means that if we bought some fancy server in the cloud it we have the same problem right? |
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They are already fine at least here: #3725. Is it possible just to restart the build? |
Yes, I guess it's more reliable and preferable option. |
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I restarted failed jobs. |
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oh and now it says all fine. that was fast. maybe too fast. haha |
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Update the Go and Java runtimes to match the C++ runtime for syncing to only the tokens needed
to read the text from the supplied interval.
The
fill()methods search for EOF as a signal to conclude the token syncing; however, when thereis an errant input, EOF may be missing and this can result in
fill()re-reading the entire token streamfor each error encountered in the input. As such
fill()has been replaced withsync()calls whichprovide equivalent functionality.
Signed-off-by: Tristan Swadell [email protected]