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Make Ignore.pathIsIgnored async - #970

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Since it’s potentially doing IO and touching global state, it should be async.

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Wow it's pretty cool that this is all it took.

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💥 👶

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Where'd this baby come from!? Now I gotta take care of it.

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        🎉                                   🎉
    🎉 yeah, it's pretty cool        🎉
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lol

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This should be ready to merge AFAIK.

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LGTM. Thanks @joshaber

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johnhaley81 merged commit a32265c into master Mar 28, 2016
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johnhaley81 deleted the async-path-is-ignored branch March 28, 2016 17:48
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