GitoxideLabs/gitoxide gix-traverse-v0.43.1

gix-traverse v0.43.1

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New Features

• add topo::Builder::new fn for creating a bare builder
  Previously, the only way to create a Builder would be via
  Builder::from_iters. That fn takes as arguments both the tips and
  ends, and used to be the only possibility for specifying either of them
  during the building process. However, in order to enhance the builder-
  likeness of Builder, we recently introduced fns with_tips and
  with_ends for adding additional tips and ends.

  With those fns, the only component which needs to be supplied up-front
  is find. Users can specify and empty Iterator and None for tips
  and ends respectively when calling Builder::from_iters and add
  additional tips and ends at their leisure, without the need to chain
  Iterators or collecting them in some external data structure.

  Now, calling Builder::from_iters with a empty lists for tips and ends
  is a bit awkward. Thus, we provide a new method for creating a bare
  Builder.

• add topo::Builder::with_tips fn for adding tips after from_iters
  Currently, Builder::from_iters takes as arguments both the tips and
  ends. Previously, this would be the only possibility for specifying
  either of them during the building process. To enhance the
  builder-likeness of Builder, we recently introduced a fn for adding
  additional ends.

  This change introduces a fn which allows adding additional tips after
  initial construction of a "fresh" Builder, allowing for more usage
  patterns.

• add topo::Builder::with_ends for adding ends after from_iters
  Currently, Builder::from_iters takes as arguments both the tips and
  ends, and it's the only possibility for specifying either of them during
  the building process. Considering that ends in Builder::from_iters
  is an Option, this is not very builder-like and obstructs some
  use-cases.

  This change introduces a fn which allows adding additional ends after
  initial construction of a "fresh" Builder.

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