The topic in question introduces "sticky" path list for this purpose:
given a path 'abc/def', if 'abc' already matches a pattern X, it's added
to X's sticky path list. When we need to check if 'abc/def' matches
pattern X and see that 'abc' is already in the list, we conclude right
away that 'abc/de
The topic in question introduces "sticky" path list for this purpose:
given a path 'abc/def', if 'abc' already matches a pattern X, it's added
to X's sticky path list. When we need to check if 'abc/def' matches
pattern X and see that 'abc' is already in the list, we conclude right
away that 'abc/de
Nguyễn Thái Ngọc Duy writes:
> The topic in question introduces "sticky" path list for this purpose:
> given a path 'abc/def', if 'abc' already matches a pattern X, it's added
> to X's sticky path list. When we need to check if 'abc/def' matches
> pattern X and see that 'abc' is already in the l
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