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At the moment it is only possible to load dictionaries from disk. This precludes storing dictionaries in a database or other more easily updated location that an application could load from on startup.
Would there be any objections to exposing the inner for loop body of the indexDictionaries func outside of the package so that the dictionary could be populated by whatever is convenient for the developer with a caveat that it is not safe to call that function concurrently with any other aspect of the application (or a rwmutex to enforce that this is the case).
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At the moment it is only possible to load dictionaries from disk. This precludes storing dictionaries in a database or other more easily updated location that an application could load from on startup.
Would there be any objections to exposing the inner for loop body of the indexDictionaries func outside of the package so that the dictionary could be populated by whatever is convenient for the developer with a caveat that it is not safe to call that function concurrently with any other aspect of the application (or a rwmutex to enforce that this is the case).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: