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[chore][graph] Separate node types #11321
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[chore][graph] Separate node types #11321
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@djaglowski 100% agree. Do I remember asking you do to this? |
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This PR follows #11321 by splitting up the primary test file into a few related topics. I believe this will make further refactoring PRs easier to follow.
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Having spent some time on open-telemetry#11311, I think it may be time to start refactoring this codebase into a more maintainable state. This PR just moves the various types of nodes into separate files, which I think is a bit more readable when considering changes.
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This PR follows open-telemetry#11321 by splitting up the primary test file into a few related topics. I believe this will make further refactoring PRs easier to follow.
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Having spent some time on open-telemetry#11311, I think it may be time to start refactoring this codebase into a more maintainable state. This PR just moves the various types of nodes into separate files, which I think is a bit more readable when considering changes.
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This PR follows open-telemetry#11321 by splitting up the primary test file into a few related topics. I believe this will make further refactoring PRs easier to follow.
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Having spent some time on #11311, I think it may be time to start refactoring this codebase into a more maintainable state. This PR just moves the various types of nodes into separate files, which I think is a bit more readable when considering changes.