Introduce the ability to find multiple object based on a common prefix #8
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With the new 'Find' function it is possible to get set of different objects that all share a common prefix.
This was referenced Dec 12, 2015
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go-memdb already has this actually. You can see its usage here. The way to use it is you append "_prefix" to the indexer you are using. |
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This change aims to provide the necessary groundwork for hashicorp/nomad#54. It is also related to hashicorp/go-immutable-radix#3.
It introduces the ability to search for objects that share a common prefix. As it is implemented currently, it will only find results for prefixes that are of even length when searching for UUID's. This needs to be discussed further.