Implement AsRawFd for JournalRef #138
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138: Implement AsRawFd for JournalRef r=jmesmon a=c-nixon Implement AsRawFd for JournalRef as it is for BusRef. The immediate use case is to allow asynchronous polling for events Co-authored-by: Chris Nixon <[email protected]>
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Looks like this is nightly junk unrelated to this PR. I'll try to take a look this afternoon (and perhaps look at making nightly builds non-fatal but still warn us somewhere), though if someone else has a separate PR to resolve I won't turn it down. |
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#141 should fix the nightly issue here |
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Implement AsRawFd for JournalRef as it is for BusRef.
The immediate use case is to allow asynchronous polling for events