{"push_id":729651329,"size":1,"distinct_size":1,"ref":"refs/heads/master","head":"a3acfccaf08391dc1e3c33a4852db34bb440e964","before":"1473fb3f94ba2bff935837821984078c5045178a","commits":[{"sha":"a3acfccaf08391dc1e3c33a4852db34bb440e964","author":{"email":"082522b80f63c54a362db42bf3fa22c8a648cd8e@c02ware.com","name":"Jody Bruchon"},"message":"Load progress improvement, use larger ints for future-proofing\n\nFile list loading was just a spinning pipe which gives the user\nno real information about the actual loading progress. Switched\nto showing the number of file entries loaded to provide somewhat\nmore meaningful feedback to the user. This should be modified to\nhave the number of command-line directory specifications processed\nto be even more informative.\n\nThere was some inconsistency in the sizing of integers used for\ncounting files and duplicates. The smallest type used was a signed\nint which is limited to 2,147,483,647 on most modern systems.\nWhile this is certainly a large number, there are already systems\nout there which have more files than this. To future-proof fdupes\nagainst being run on such huge file sets, the int and long types\nfor file counting were switched to uintmax_t.\n\nThis commit also removes two unused variables from the hard link\ncode: 'group' and 'curgroup'. They were incremented in loops but\nwere never actually used for anything.","distinct":true,"url":"https://api.github.com/repos/jbruchon/fdupes-jody/commits/a3acfccaf08391dc1e3c33a4852db34bb440e964"}]}