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Support writing Iterator[Byte] to File
See original GitHub issueSometimes we may generate a large amount of Strings by Iterator[String] and write them to a File without caching all the generated Strings in memory. Will be great if better-files supports an easy way to do this.
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You are right. We need two APIs that can write:
Iterator[Byte]e.g. for piping in large moviesIterator[String]– this is for line by line. We need two versions of this - one to append and another to write.Will release v2.16.0 over the weekend