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The transform command converts v1 to v2 and back, and upgrades pre-release v2 to current v2. The rewrite provides arbitrary rewriting of logs, such as pretty printing. These commands can be merged into a common rewrite command.
James, I think this could be a good next issue for you. A step up in complexity from the spot fixes you knocked out in short order. But no net new code, just a refactoring to merge existing. Glad to get on a call with you and Eddy to discuss approach.
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* Move some code from TransformCommand to DriverExtensionMethods and correct unit tests
* Refatoring, add a bunch of functionality to RewriteCommand
* Add some comments, new method "TransformationNecessary"
* Checkin preliminary changes, 4 unit tests fail because Rewrite can't handle any version except 2.
* Transform to version 2 first, rewrite, then if needed, transform to version 1
* Address failing unit tests, refactor per discussions. Now transforming to V2 first always
* Delete transform command entirely
* One last comment
* Restore constructor
* Default to current version, undo reordering of commands, and consolidate writes while transforming
* Fix formatting
* Create issues for TODOs
* Add info to ReleaseHistory
* Add one more issue for TODO
* Remove redundant assignments
* correct release history
* Update ReleaseHistory.md
Co-authored-by: Eddy Nakamura <eddynaka@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Michael C. Fanning <michael.fanning@microsoft.com>
The transform command converts v1 to v2 and back, and upgrades pre-release v2 to current v2. The rewrite provides arbitrary rewriting of logs, such as pretty printing. These commands can be merged into a common rewrite command.
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@jameswinkler
James, I think this could be a good next issue for you. A step up in complexity from the spot fixes you knocked out in short order. But no net new code, just a refactoring to merge existing. Glad to get on a call with you and Eddy to discuss approach.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: