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Refactor: Merge mwc into bmq #468
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@hallfox some failing clang-format checks...probably (though not obviously, to me) related to your rename. Probably best to pay this debt down now rather than merge with failing CI. |
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Tested this patch doxygen, thankfully nothing new was built. This should make it easier to build docs for former-MWC, though. |
Still see three references to mwc:
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I still see three references to mwc in the codebase (see comment), and one of them is for a unit test that is failing in CI.
- Doxygen builds fine (does not run on former mwc components)
- Builds fine
- Unit test fails
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Is
CMakeLists.txt
117: set(BMQ_TARGET_MWC_NEEDED YES)
still needed? I see the variable assignment was removed at (former) line 140 in the PR.
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MWC or "MiddleWare Core" was a package group developed to support a myriad of applications at Bloomberg. It's been useful to share common middleware components between similar technologies, but doesn't make much sense to support as its own open source library. Moving forward we are merging it into the BMQ package group to better maintain it for the BlazingMQ project. Signed-off-by: Taylor Foxhall <tfoxhall@bloomberg.net>
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lgtm, maybe @pniedzielski can give a second sanity check here
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let's merge 💯
MWC or "MiddleWare Core" was a package group developed to support a myriad of applications at Bloomberg. It's been useful to share common middleware components between similar technologies, but doesn't make much sense to support as its own open source library. Moving forward we are merging it into the BMQ package group to better maintain it for the BlazingMQ project.