Commands to use Pipeline Class#456
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# Conflicts: # tests/acceptance/test_async_backend_pipeline_run.py # tests/integration/pipeline/test_main.py
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In transitioning to using the Pipeline class to manage the actual transform phase of the data, the final step in this process was to remove the phase imports used by commands.py for run pipeline().
There is also tests ported over that simulated the async service to use the new pipeline transform instead, once again simulating how the async service transforms as it has already moved from creating the phases in this way.
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