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[mono] Simplify file comparisons #112295
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This condition appears to be incorrect given that even when useHash is true and they the hashes differ it will fall back to checking the text. It can either be dropped completely to compare the text or it can skip the text check if use hash is true.
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yeah I think the intention was to use the (fast) hash comparison and only fallback to comparing the text if the hash differs.
so this could likely be
but I wonder too why we don't just always compare the hash.
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Right but the way it is implemented it does the following:
So if it was just using ReadAllText as simple way to compare bytes we don't need to do that at all. If on the other hand there was some value in not overwriting the file if the decoded text rather than the bytes then we can just always compare Text. In either case the PR will avoid making large file sized allocations over and over again.