Log message:
textproc/angle-grinder: update to 0.19.2

 - Fix cargo.lock, bump.

Log message:
textproc/angle-grinder: update to 0.19.1

v0.19.1
What's Changed
 - Bump h2 from 0.3.16 to 0.3.17 by @dependabot in #188
 - Fix handling of binary input by @rcoh in #191

v0.19.0
What's Changed
 - Use Cow to remove need for cloning input by @rcoh in #163
 - Switch to tikv-jemallocator from jemallocator by @piggynl in #165
 - Upgrade everything to clear out various security vulnerabilities by
   @rcoh in #175
 - Maintain ordering of columns when emitting aggregation JSON. by
   @asutherland in #177
 - Include aliases for NGINX Ingress Controller by @Ziul in #180
 - Include aliases for NGINX by @Ziul in #179
 - upgrade dependencies by @rcoh in #183
 - Fix --output for aggregates @rcoh in #184

Log message:
textproc/angle-grinder: needs gmake

Log message:
textproc/angle-grinder: declare c-toolchain

Log message:
textproc/angle-grinder: fix broken build

Log message:
textproc/angle-grinder: import package

angle-grinder, slice and dice log files on the command line.

Angle-grinder allows you to parse, aggregate, sum, average, min/max, percentile,
and sort your data. You can see it, live-updating, in your terminal.
Angle grinder is designed for when, for whatever reason, you don't have your
data in graphite/honeycomb/kibana/sumologic/splunk/etc. but still want to be
able to do sophisticated analytics.

Angle grinder can process well above 1M rows per second (simple pipelines as
high as 5M), so it's usable for fairly meaty aggregation. The results will live
update in your terminal as data is processed. Angle grinder is a bare bones
functional programming language coupled with a pretty terminal UI.