Proposal: extract dsl methods into modules#714
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This is great. Before I merge this, I think we should have corresponding specs, even if very basic for each DSL module. This would serve as a placeholder at least for future changes. |
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@dblock I did at some placeholder specs. I couldn't fill all blanks. |
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I'll merge and contribute some (got some airplane time next week :)). |
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Nice :) I will see what I can do too. The good thing is it show's the dependencies of the DSL. The bad thing some PR will now need some refactoring. |
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I would like to suggest that DSL methods are extracted to seperate modules. This way it is easier to lookup DSL methods and see what I can use for my API definition.