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document engine-p porting #3868
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See #3390 for all the details.
@stormasm 👋 you may find this interesting. The how to guide steps have been floating around my head for a few months so I figured to write them out since we have enough left to warrant interim documentation. |
It looks like a 1 step process. You start on point 1, then go to the next point 1, then to the next point 1. LOL |
ha! definitely my local markdown editing confusing it! i'll revise. |
@efx thanks for writing that up ---- looks good to me... |
In many cases this is changing the function name and signature. | ||
The function name goes from `run_with_actions` to `run`. | ||
The signature goes from `Result<ActionStream, ShellError>` | ||
to `Result<OutputStream, ShellError>`. |
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You might want to call out when you wouldn't be able to updated to OutputStream
, eg when there are Actions that might also be part of the output.
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@jntrnr good point. Could you share an example PR or link to a source file of what you were thinking of? I'm having trouble finding or coming up with an example of this.
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@efx - One example is a command like open
couldn't be converted because it can output an Action that will convert the data from one form to another.
Looks good! |
See #3390 for all the details.