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This commit adds a number of processors that are all iterators, i.e. they read from underlying iterators, and can be cascaded.
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Thanks! I am moving this PR here datalad#539 to get the full test suite in action. |
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This PR adds an implementation of
iter_annexworktreethat is based oniterable_subprocessesand the ideas laid out in issue datalad#537.This PR included a collection of data processors that are basically generator-wrapper.
The PR also modifies
iter_gitworktreeto useiterable_subprocessesinstead of the datalad-core runner.The current implementation of
iter_annexworktreeiterates over a dataset with 33k annex files in less than 5 seconds on my machine.