feat: archive use WHATWG stream - #1855
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I have been working on this myself actually. |
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File's content added to TarEncoderStream is still a Reader. Do you mean that need to change into a stream as well? |
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@gliheng yes. There should be no reference to the Deno namespace whatsoever. |
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This is an initial version that implements WHATWG archive stream referred in this issue #1658
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TarEncoderStreamandTarDecoderStreamis provided.I'll add more tests this weekend.
I don't know if this stream version should replace the original Tar Untar class or not. So it's kept in separate file for now.