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Last release 18 days ago

05 Aug 2026

Release timing varies

gaps range from 9 days to 3.6 years

Most releases are documented

notes for 12 of 14 stable releases

2 versions withdrawn

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8 years old

16 releases · first in 2019

1 release in the last 12 months

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Release timeline

16 releases · Feb 2019 to Aug 2026
2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026
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Releases

latest 16
  1. 0.9.0 05 Aug 2026
    Release notes

    This crate is no longer maintained or supported. Use dua-core instead.

    Documentation

    • Fix typo

    Other

    • Typo fix

    Commit Statistics

    • 20 commits contributed to the release.
    • 1329 days passed between releases.
    • 2 commits were understood as conventional.
    • 0 issues like '(#ID)' were seen in commit messages

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    • Uncategorized
      • THIS CRATE IS UNMAINTAINED (79c0ed8)
      • Merge pull request #46 from Byron/rewrite (891125e)
      • Use gix-testtools to allow state reuse for directories and simpler testing (2ea7375)
      • Cleanup .gitignore (08d4681)
      • More tests for more coverage. (0e9667b)
      • Merge pull request #39 from g2p/custom-state-recursion (d0f7661)
      • Switch version to indicate breakage. (da88aa2)
      • Allow per-child overrides of ReadDirState in process_read_dir (0f5bb5d)
      • Fix badges and update some formatting (9bef02a)
      • Merge pull request #36 from atouchet/rdme (d6e4c74)
      • Fix badges and update some formatting (0b15eb4)
      • Merge pull request #44 from Flamenco/patch-1 (bc78d48)
      • Merge pull request #42 from joshtriplett/tyop (27101f5)
      • Fix typo (cd4ff42)
      • Typo fix (dc9ae7c)
      • Merge branch 'fastest-find' (7f43a24)
      • Add new 'count' example to count as fast as possible (a1c624f)
      • Upgrade to Rust 2021 for more code clarity (1a0d6bf)
      • Shared arguments for example (b30afb3)
      • Thanks clippy (18b2d9b)
    Open source →
    Release notes

    This crate is no longer maintained or supported. Use dua-core instead.

    Documentation

    • <csr-id-cd4ff4279766d19ca3f7c56e86c9f1356e926d91/> Fix typo

    Other

    • <csr-id-dc9ae7c9a5cc65e9b1940ff467b6365094651698/> Typo fix

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    • 20 commits contributed to the release.
    • 1329 days passed between releases.
    • 2 commits were understood as conventional.
    • 0 issues like '(#ID)' were seen in commit messages

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    • Uncategorized
      • THIS CRATE IS UNMAINTAINED (79c0ed8)
      • Merge pull request #46 from Byron/rewrite (891125e)
      • Use gix-testtools to allow state reuse for directories and simpler testing (2ea7375)
      • Cleanup .gitignore (08d4681)
      • More tests for more coverage. (0e9667b)
      • Merge pull request #39 from g2p/custom-state-recursion (d0f7661)
      • Switch version to indicate breakage. (da88aa2)
      • Allow per-child overrides of ReadDirState in process_read_dir (0f5bb5d)
      • Fix badges and update some formatting (9bef02a)
      • Merge pull request #36 from atouchet/rdme (d6e4c74)
      • Fix badges and update some formatting (0b15eb4)
      • Merge pull request #44 from Flamenco/patch-1 (bc78d48)
      • Merge pull request #42 from joshtriplett/tyop (27101f5)
      • Fix typo (cd4ff42)
      • Typo fix (dc9ae7c)
      • Merge branch 'fastest-find' (7f43a24)
      • Add new 'count' example to count as fast as possible (a1c624f)
      • Upgrade to Rust 2021 for more code clarity (1a0d6bf)
      • Shared arguments for example (b30afb3)
      • Thanks clippy (18b2d9b) </details>
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  2. 0.8.1 15 Dec 2022
    Release notes

    New Features

    • re-export rayon in the crate root.
      This makes creating a ThreadPool easier as it doesn't force us to
      maintain our own rayon dependency.

    Commit Statistics

    • 1 commit contributed to the release.
    • 1 commit was understood as conventional.
    • 0 issues like '(#ID)' were seen in commit messages

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      • re-export rayon in the crate root. (b49e157)
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    Release notes

    New Features

    • <csr-id-b49e157b539150a44b761e43d8b09621367e760c/> re-export rayon in the crate root. This makes creating a ThreadPool easier as it doesn't force us to maintain our own rayon dependency.

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    • 2 commits contributed to the release.
    • 1 commit was understood as conventional.
    • 0 issues like '(#ID)' were seen in commit messages

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    • Uncategorized
      • Release jwalk v0.8.1 (0079deb)
      • Re-export rayon in the crate root. (b49e157) </details>
    Open source →
  3. 0.8.0 15 Dec 2022
    Release notes

    New Features (BREAKING)

    • Parallelism::RayonExistingPool::busy_timeout is now optional.
      That way we can indicate that no waiting should be done as we know the
      given threadpool has enough resources.

    Commit Statistics

    • 1 commit contributed to the release.
    • 1 commit was understood as conventional.
    • 0 issues like '(#ID)' were seen in commit messages

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      • Parallelism::RayonExistingPool::busy_timeout is now optional. (3a71721)
    Open source →
    Release notes

    New Features (BREAKING)

    • <csr-id-3a717219411a7478b90c4d694d57e28d8941dde1/> Parallelism::RayonExistingPool::busy_timeout is now optional. That way we can indicate that no waiting should be done as we know the given threadpool has enough resources.

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    • 2 commits contributed to the release.
    • 1 commit was understood as conventional.
    • 0 issues like '(#ID)' were seen in commit messages

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    • Uncategorized
      • Release jwalk v0.8.0 (be0bd21)
      • Parallelism::RayonExistingPool::busy_timeout is now optional. (3a71721) </details>
    Open source →
  4. 0.7.0 15 Dec 2022
    Release notes

    This release makes iterator creation fallible to avoid potential hangs when there is no available thread to process
    any of the iterator work.

    New Features

    • WalkDirGeneric::try_into_iter() for early error handling.
      If we can't instantiate the iterator due to a busy thread-pool,
      we can now abort early instead of yielding a fake-entry just to
      show an error occurred. This is the preferred way to instantiate
      a jwalk iterator.

    New Features (BREAKING)

    • Detect possible deadlocks when instantiating a parallel iterator.
      Deadlocks can happen if the producer for results doesn't start as there
      is no free thread on the rayon pool, and the only way for it to become free
      is if the iterator produces results.

      We now offer a busy_timeout in the relevant variants of the
      Parallelism enumeration to allow controlling how long we will wait
      until we abort with an error.

    Commit Statistics

    • 6 commits contributed to the release.
    • 1 day passed between releases.
    • 2 commits were understood as conventional.
    • 0 issues like '(#ID)' were seen in commit messages

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    • Uncategorized
      • prepare changelog prior to release (67364f9)
      • refactor (a94d14b)
      • thanks clippy (7e300c6)
      • WalkDirGeneric::try_into_iter() for early error handling. (7d5b8b8)
      • Detect possible deadlocks when instantiating a parallel iterator. (3bf1bc2)
      • fix various IDE warnings (cc0009f)
    Open source →
    Release notes

    This release makes iterator creation fallible to avoid potential hangs when there is no available thread to process any of the iterator work.

    New Features

    • <csr-id-7d5b8b870bfca2b1b68de1427fbdc0ec1a1bff2b/> WalkDirGeneric::try_into_iter() for early error handling. If we can't instantiate the iterator due to a busy thread-pool, we can now abort early instead of yielding a fake-entry just to show an error occurred. This is the preferred way to instantiate a jwalk iterator.

    New Features (BREAKING)

    • <csr-id-3bf1bc226571869e4a5c357d4f6e40ad0a28f3ff/> Detect possible deadlocks when instantiating a parallel iterator. Deadlocks can happen if the producer for results doesn't start as there is no free thread on the rayon pool, and the only way for it to become free is if the iterator produces results.

      We now offer a busy_timeout in the relevant variants of the Parallelism enumeration to allow controlling how long we will wait until we abort with an error.

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    • 7 commits contributed to the release.
    • 2 days passed between releases.
    • 2 commits were understood as conventional.
    • 0 issues like '(#ID)' were seen in commit messages

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    • Uncategorized
      • Release jwalk v0.7.0 (c265744)
      • Prepare changelog prior to release (67364f9)
      • Refactor (a94d14b)
      • Thanks clippy (7e300c6)
      • WalkDirGeneric::try_into_iter() for early error handling. (7d5b8b8)
      • Detect possible deadlocks when instantiating a parallel iterator. (3bf1bc2)
      • Fix various IDE warnings (cc0009f) </details>
    Open source →
  5. 0.6.2 13 Dec 2022
    Release notes

    Bug Fixes

    • stalling issue when threadpool is used is no more.
      The issue seems to have been that install blocks whereas spawn
      properly releases the main thread.

      This seems to have been changed subtly due to changes in rayon,
      which breaks an assumption on how the code is executed.

      Replacing install() with spawn calls resolved the issue.

    Commit Statistics

    • 4 commits contributed to the release.
    • 1 commit was understood as conventional.
    • 0 issues like '(#ID)' were seen in commit messages

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    • Uncategorized
      • Merge branch 'stalling-issue' (7bd2f35)
      • stalling issue when threadpool is used is no more. (bd3e880)
      • refactor (1032308)
      • print each path seen during iteration (5e83ad5)
    Open source →
    Release notes

    Bug Fixes

    • <csr-id-bd3e88017ea29c3b89b518f3a721ba35577b7666/> stalling issue when threadpool is used is no more. The issue seems to have been that install blocks whereas spawn properly releases the main thread.

      This seems to have been changed subtly due to changes in rayon, which breaks an assumption on how the code is executed.

      Replacing install() with spawn calls resolved the issue.

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    • 5 commits contributed to the release.
    • 1 commit was understood as conventional.
    • 0 issues like '(#ID)' were seen in commit messages

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    • Uncategorized
      • Release jwalk v0.6.2 (2d1b2fb)
      • Merge branch 'stalling-issue' (7bd2f35)
      • Stalling issue when threadpool is used is no more. (bd3e880)
      • Refactor (1032308)
      • Print each path seen during iteration (5e83ad5) </details>
    Open source →
  6. 0.6.1 13 Dec 2022 withdrawn
    Release notes

    The first release under new ownership with no user-facing changes.

    • The project uses GitHub CI and cargo smart-release for releases.
    • some code cleanup based on cargo clippy.

    Changing project ownership to @Byron

    Commit Statistics

    • 29 commits contributed to the release over the course of 705 calendar days.
    • 705 days passed between releases.
    • 0 commits were understood as conventional.
    • 0 issues like '(#ID)' were seen in commit messages

    Thanks Clippy

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    • Uncategorized
      • prepare changelog prior to release (c772967)
      • another round of link adjustments (7c12dc3)
      • thanks clippy (51e2b0d)
      • run benchmarks on CI (cc0fd74)
      • set version back to what's current, change URLs and add myself as author (aa5b24d)
      • cleanup tests (d8f0756)
      • rename 'master' to 'main' (362d03c)
      • enable CI (a115e7a)
      • Moved to example/crash (1a09da5)
      • Changing project ownership (cd5d1ae)
      • Add crash example (c0b262b)
      • More unneeded code removal (69c00ec)
      • Added failing combine with rayon test (5eccf5e)
      • Remove some unneeded rayon calls (f61a535)
      • Update to rayon 1.6.1, remove jwalk_par_bridge (94c0385)
      • Merge pull request #33 from bootandy/patch-2 (9575132)
      • Fix typo (9ae51a5)
      • Merge pull request #32 from Byron/master (5c857d4)
      • Don't ignore hidden files in du example (0786beb)
      • Remove unused imports in example (80a6d2e)
      • Update readme (6f9ebf5)
      • Update to from latest rayon src/iter/par_bridge.rs (e3a46c1)
      • Add simple du example (ae905c6)
      • Rename new bench to "rayon" (5ee29f5)
      • Merge pull request #31 from Byron/master (4817c1a)
      • reduce the recursion to its core, keep no state (247cf38)
      • Support for file metadata to approximate typical tool usage (a6afcfe)
      • Add simple recursive way of building a file tree for reference (9c66ef6)
      • (cargo-release) start next development iteration 0.6.0 (a1d5209)
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    Release notes

    The first release under new ownership with no user-facing changes.

    • The project uses GitHub CI and cargo smart-release for releases.
    • some code cleanup based on cargo clippy.

    Changing project ownership to @Byron

    • Thanks and good luck! (By https://github.com/jessegrosjean)
    • Thank you, my pleasure (By https://github.com/Byron)

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    • 30 commits contributed to the release.
    • 706 days passed between releases.
    • 0 commits were understood as conventional.
    • 0 issues like '(#ID)' were seen in commit messages

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    • Uncategorized
      • Release jwalk v0.6.1 (6a2781c)
      • Prepare changelog prior to release (c772967)
      • Another round of link adjustments (7c12dc3)
      • Thanks clippy (51e2b0d)
      • Run benchmarks on CI (cc0fd74)
      • Set version back to what's current, change URLs and add myself as author (aa5b24d)
      • Cleanup tests (d8f0756)
      • Rename 'master' to 'main' (362d03c)
      • Enable CI (a115e7a)
      • Moved to example/crash (1a09da5)
      • Changing project ownership (cd5d1ae)
      • Add crash example (c0b262b)
      • More unneeded code removal (69c00ec)
      • Added failing combine with rayon test (5eccf5e)
      • Remove some unneeded rayon calls (f61a535)
      • Update to rayon 1.6.1, remove jwalk_par_bridge (94c0385)
      • Merge pull request #33 from bootandy/patch-2 (9575132)
      • Fix typo (9ae51a5)
      • Merge pull request #32 from Byron/master (5c857d4)
      • Don't ignore hidden files in du example (0786beb)
      • Remove unused imports in example (80a6d2e)
      • Update readme (6f9ebf5)
      • Update to from latest rayon src/iter/par_bridge.rs (e3a46c1)
      • Add simple du example (ae905c6)
      • Rename new bench to "rayon" (5ee29f5)
      • Merge pull request #31 from Byron/master (4817c1a)
      • Reduce the recursion to its core, keep no state (247cf38)
      • Support for file metadata to approximate typical tool usage (a6afcfe)
      • Add simple recursive way of building a file tree for reference (9c66ef6)
      • (cargo-release) start next development iteration 0.6.0 (a1d5209) </details>
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  7. 0.6.0 06 Jan 2021
    Release notes

    (cargo-release) jwalk- version 0.6.0

    Open source →
    Release notes

    Added depth and path being read to params to ProcessReadDirFunction callback.

    Allow setting initial root_read_dir_state (ReadDirState) instead of always getting ::default() value.

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    • 2 commits contributed to the release over the course of 9 calendar days.
    • 9 days passed between releases.
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      • Change release to 0.6 because of breaking changes (d74cc13)
      • (cargo-release) start next development iteration 0.5.2 (6e4ba03) </details>
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  8. 0.5.2 28 Dec 2020 withdrawn
    Release notes

    (cargo-release) jwalk- version 0.5.2

    Open source →
    Release notes

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    • 12 commits contributed to the release.
    • 290 days passed between releases.
    • 0 commits were understood as conventional.
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    • Uncategorized
      • (cargo-release) version 0.5.2 (85ef009)
      • Update dependencies (ea66ef8)
      • Add more capability to ProcessReadDirFunction (2459776)
      • Add test processing jwalk entries with rayon par_bridge() (57860ff)
      • Cargo fmt (a431561)
      • Merge pull request #25 from brmmm3/fix_warnings (fe12f26)
      • (64ddb05)
      • Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/jessegrosjean/walk (32e46c6)
      • Note preload_metadata removal (3bd6618)
      • Merge pull request #23 from bootandy/patch-1 (b4776b9)
      • Fix typo (d630f80)
      • (cargo-release) start next development iteration 0.5.1 (6d93359) </details>
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  9. 0.5.1 13 Mar 2020
    Release notes

    (cargo-release) jwalk- version 0.5.1

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    • 5 commits contributed to the release.
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    • Uncategorized
      • (cargo-release) version 0.5.1 (1621bee)
      • More tests for relative paths (246c997)
      • Use path for root dir_entry.file_name if path has now filename of own (80f6f7a)
      • Merge pull request #19 from brmmm3/simplify_and_then (ff234bb)
      • (cargo-release) start next development iteration 0.5.0 (5e97e11) </details>
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  10. 0.5.0 13 Mar 2020
    Release notes

    (cargo-release) jwalk- version 0.5.0

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    Release notes

    <csr-id-11fa0bc9e8541af333aafb41cc89218435474df4/>

    First major change is that API and behavior are now closer to [walkdir] and jwalk now runs the majority of walkdirs tests.

    Second major change is the walk can now be parameterized with a client state type. This state can be manipulated from the process_read_dir callback and then is passed down when reading descendens with the process_read_dir callback.

    Part of this second change is that preload_metadata option is removed. That means DirEntry.metadata() is never a cached value. Instead you want to read metadata you should do it in the process_entries callback and store whatever values you need as client_state. See this [benchmark] as an example.

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    • 26 commits contributed to the release over the course of 294 calendar days.
    • 294 days passed between releases.
    • 1 commit was understood as conventional.
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    • Uncategorized
      • (cargo-release) version 0.5.0 (cf9d248)
      • Merge pull request #21 from jessegrosjean/symlinks (6410407)
      • Update dependencies (85dff6e)
      • Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/jessegrosjean/walk into symlinks (0dfefa9)
      • Get follow links working and passing tests (797f76f)
      • Clean (ff8f491)
      • Merge pull request #18 from brmmm3/remove_unnecessary_clone (898ff91)
      • (b330914)
      • (0f8b1c8)
      • Merge pull request #12 from ignatenkobrain/patch-1 (f9a144b)
      • Update criterion to 0.3 (11fa0bc)
      • Make Parallelism param actually have effect. Fix some related bugs. (3b90d8e)
      • Use walkdir error struct (850954f)
      • Test/benches back to working (45529ef)
      • In progress more closesly follow walkdir (66d46ac)
      • Symlink work in progress (7ee0cb3)
      • Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/jessegrosjean/walk (17ddb91)
      • Walk is now parameterized with client_state type (4e4218f)
      • Merge pull request #8 from vks/cleanup (1074566)
      • Fix compiler warnings (064ee60)
      • Remove Cargo.lock (8683484)
      • Fix table formatting (0ef72d1)
      • Update benchmarks (fd9af20)
      • Merge pull request #5 from spacekookie/patch-1 (c10dbaa)
      • Reformatting benchmarks table (99678be)
      • (cargo-release) start next development iteration 0.4.0 (29b6b1e) </details>
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  11. 0.4.0 24 May 2019
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    • 3 commits contributed to the release.
    • 92 days passed between releases.
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      • (cargo-release) version 0.4.0 (5d68189)
      • Added content spec error reporting for root DirEntry (9643ce0)
      • (cargo-release) start next development iteration 0.3.0 (956b1a5) </details>
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  12. 0.3.0 21 Feb 2019
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    • 8 commits contributed to the release over the course of 9 calendar days.
    • 10 days passed between releases.
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      • (cargo-release) version 0.3.0 (09ebe45)
      • Update dependencies (f47607d)
      • Spelling (b8e9aea)
      • Fix bug when max_depth was set to 0 (29c035e)
      • Revert "Simplify, stop tracking depth in read dir specs." (331a896)
      • Simplify, stop tracking depth in read dir specs. (c1bffdd)
      • More badges! (e0d3e3e)
      • (cargo-release) start next development iteration 0.2.1 (133d168) </details>
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  13. 0.2.1 11 Feb 2019
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    • 4 commits contributed to the release.
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      • (cargo-release) version 0.2.1 (1dee5e1)
      • Fix usage documentation. Other documentation updates. (2631dbd)
      • Update usage (04f897f)
      • (cargo-release) start next development iteration 0.2.0 (da74631) </details>
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  14. 0.2.0 11 Feb 2019
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    • 37 commits contributed to the release over the course of 13 calendar days.
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      • Expose DirEntry fields for easy destructure. (ad9404e)
      • Clippy suggestions and more doc updates (8fd5ae1)
      • Rename "children" to content. Simplify sort to boolean. (f432c4f)
      • More docs for ReadDirSpec (347bc92)
      • More docs on how DirEntry is implemented (0bb13ee)
      • Fixing too many keywords! (ff5fba1)
      • More readme tweaks (0b23848)
      • Shorter readme page. (0ee3b3c)
      • More doc updates (b3ac65c)
      • Remove unused dependency (301e2a5)
      • Add badge (ab07f7a)
      • Create .travis.yml (66828d7)
      • Add usage (58c7707)
      • Split code up into more files (566da8f)
      • More docs cleanup (ade977d)
      • Fix readme headings (738d9f6)
      • Fix README example (1f42a3e)
      • Tests and cleanup (5fc2859)
      • Fix DirEntry depth (5cc9db7)
      • Much cleaner, ready for real testing now. (2e58da7)
      • Preping to box instead of template client function. (5cd8e04)
      • Add more walk options and tests (c6f8385)
      • Add hidden file for tests (6372a1a)
      • Add fts to bench (32a527d)
      • Cleanup (d3899aa)
      • Always return ReadDirResutls, no longer an option (32d6b86)
      • Merge pull request #2 from jessegrosjean/ordered (5b4745e)
      • Merge branch 'master' into ordered (3ecc5b6)
      • Ready for feedback? (5d9ee63)
      • More work on work_tree (4ced894)
      • Working on more generic "work tree" (ebf9789)
      • Merge pull request #1 from jessegrosjean/ordered (36b2d2f)
      • Cleaned up (6b0df4a)
      • Parameterized walk (115a5fe)
      • In progress ordered walk (ba02dda)
      • Adding ordered version (b63f810)
      • Init commit (8f64d5a) </details>
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