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This PR ended up being an exercise to see things differently, and see how the code could be structured as an alternative. Not meant to be merged |
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Please keep the branch this PR is referring to -- I'll delete it as soon as I'm done with the refactoring. |
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Related to #116
Following a long session with @epignatelli, we took a step back and looked at the Adapter's code structure.
We started considering what the typical user and the typical programmer would like/expect from the Adapter. It was followed by this first reorganisation of the code, to explore potential radical changes in the structure of the code and workflow.