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refactor: normal creator #3114
refactor: normal creator #3114
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Generally looks good. I do request that we keep the I know we're trying to limit output for non errors, but I think the package tar path is worth logging since the filename isn't intuitive. It's a combination of whether it's an init or package config, amd or arm64, and the version. As a user I've found it useful to copy + paste the name from terminal when my next step is to publish or deploy, especially when I have multiple packages in the same directory. |
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I have now added back the logging for the path the package is saved to. |
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Signed-off-by: Philip Laine <[email protected]>
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Signed-off-by: Philip Laine <[email protected]>
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} | ||
seenImports[importPath] = nil | ||
seenImports = maps.Clone(seenImports) |
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Ah so by using the maps.clone it creates a shallow copy so when the next component in the for loop comes by it doesn't have the sibling branches on it. Very neat!
Description
This change refactors the package creation.
Related Issue
Relates to #2969
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