std.fs.Dir: Make Dir.close not take a pointer #21582
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This is the only Dir function that requires a pointer and it is not necessary. This is also in line with File.close.
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The newest comment regarding this seems to be #10214 (comment) , |
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Please discuss on #9814. When that issue reaches a resolution, then it will be time to make a PR. If I merge now, there is danger of 2x the API breakage. |
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This is the only Dir function that requires a pointer and it is not necessary. This is also in line with File.close.