This commit just updates librsync-go to v0.7.1, circbuf to v0.1.1 -- the real fix is on librsync-go. For reference, here's a copy of commit message of the librsync-go commit that interest us:
Before this commit, the delta output buffer (for LITERAL commands) was
unbounded, so very long sequences on the new file without a match on the
old file could allocate ginormous amounts of memory.
This commit adds a limit to this buffer, so that we impose a limit on
the amount of memory we allocate at once. As a minor side effect, this
also limits the size of the literal sequence on a single LITERAL
command to the size of this output buffer.
In addition to limiting the buffer size, this commit also pre-allocates
the buffer memory. This avoids frequent memory reallocations and copies,
and generates less garbage to the garbage collector.
This commit just updates librsync-go to v0.7.1, circbuf to v0.1.1 -- the real fix is on librsync-go. For reference, here's a copy of commit message of the librsync-go commit that interest us:
- What I did
- How I did it
- How to verify it
- Description for the changelog