fix: avoid unnecessary Write in FileBackend#159
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@lyoung-confluent nice find, and thanks for the PR. Would you be able to update your branch with the latest master? There was an issue with CI, which led your build to fail. The issue was fixed in #160, so if you pull the latest master into your branch, CI should pass. |
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Was just skimming the code and noticed a minor optimization in
FileBackend. Currently it calls(*os.File).Writetwice, once for the JSON line then to add a\n. Because this is not a bufferedio.Writer(i.e.bufio) this could result in unnecessary write syscalls and resulting disk I/O. Instead you can just append the\nin memory and callWriteonce.