This fixes #69. It doesn't come entirely free - when you first run gobble, it has to read all the source files to generate checksums, which can take a couple of seconds if there are a lot of them, or they're very large (about 1500 milliseconds for 100Mb of images, on this machine, for example). But it's a one-off thing. If it becomes a source of pain we could mitigate it by perhaps doing it lazily, or excluding certain file types from the process, or some other trick.
I've just realised I based the branch off the start-stop branch, so it includes all of #74 as well. Oh well
This fixes #69. It doesn't come entirely free - when you first run
gobble, it has to read all the source files to generate checksums, which can take a couple of seconds if there are a lot of them, or they're very large (about 1500 milliseconds for 100Mb of images, on this machine, for example). But it's a one-off thing. If it becomes a source of pain we could mitigate it by perhaps doing it lazily, or excluding certain file types from the process, or some other trick.I've just realised I based the branch off the
start-stopbranch, so it includes all of #74 as well. Oh well