Add append_dir_all doc test without renaming #365
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This adds a doc test that shows how to add the contents of a directory to an archive without renaming them.
Context
It might seem silly, but I was unsure of the correct way to write all the contents of a directory to an archive without renaming. I initially looked for a different associated function that only took one argument but couldn't find one. When that failed, I guessed and checked that
"."
would work, and it did. On searching, others used""
.It makes sense in hind-site, but I would have loved to have a signal that this was the correct way to perform that operation.
In addition to demonstrating
append_dir_all("", ...
this example also shows usage ofinto_inner
to retrieve a reference to the original struct. Which is the recommended alternative tofinish
.I certainly understand that you can't have an example for every permutation and combination, but I believe that archiving the contents of a directory without renaming is common-enough to warrant an explicit example.