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The original idea of "trunks" is because the core library that we
use for load testing is named "vegeta" (from Dragon Ball) [1][2], and
Vegeta has a son named Trunks.
In English, trunks also have multiple meanings.
In order to have a unique name, we rename the project to "gorankusu",
which is a combination of "go" (the main programming language
that built the application) and "torankusu" the Hepburn of "Trunks".
[1]: https://github.com/tsenart/vegeta/
[2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vegeta
Implements: https://todo.sr.ht/~shulhan/gorankusu/2
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The correct options to run tsc on specific directory is "--project" not
"-b".
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This is to minimize symlinks in the repository.
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The _doc directory provides an entry point for all documentation.
While at it we reformat the README to use AsciiDoc markup.
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The mlog functions automatically add new line to each format, so we
did not need to add it manually.
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This changes replace any usage of ioutil with os and io package.
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See https://kilabit.info/journal/2022/gpl for more information.
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This changes update on how memfs initialized and GoEmbed called.
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When the worker build received an update to .js or .html files, we run
the Node.Update method on affected node to fetch their latest content.
This is to allow the task to embed files, generate the latest content.
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The internal/cmd/trunks-example is not run and provide an example only
now, its include the workers to build, recompile, re-embeded files.
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