The README was pointing people to an older version of slamhound, that still had a problem with truncating large files.
Also, I believe that there was a file leak going on in swap-in-reconstructed-ns-form where the PushBackReader created was never closed. This tends to work fine with a deleteOnExit file under Linux, but I know from experience that it will cause the file not to be deleted under Windows.
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11 years ago
The README was pointing people to an older version of slamhound, that still had a problem with truncating large files.
Also, I believe that there was a file leak going on in swap-in-reconstructed-ns-form where the PushBackReader created was never closed. This tends to work fine with a deleteOnExit file under Linux, but I know from experience that it will cause the file not to be deleted under Windows.