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This will likely require extensive modification to how Tapestry interacts with Plates due to the very nature of Tapestry having extended Plates to implement some features.
It looks as though with v4 that those extensions may no longer be required, which is nice.
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* 🚚 added two new steps for #297 in new folder as per #282
* 🚚 drafting things out
* 🔥 disabling 1.* tests for refactoring
* 🚚 tinkering
* 🚚 filling in ProjectFile methods from File
* Refactoring to use ProjectFile
* Updating dependencies as per #270, this breaks everything...
* (#270) Update for working with 7.0
* Store uid in meta array so File object can be duplicated correctly
* (#284) Refactoring project to use ProjectFile
* (#300) Use Plates v4, this restricts us from launching 2.0 until v4 is stable
* (#284) Refactored out File entity usage for ProjectFile
* (#270) Refactored test for 7.0 - passing
* (#270) Enabling a handfull of tests - passing
* (#300) Refactored most Plates Extensions
* (#282) Refactored LoadSourceFileTree
* (#300) Refactored to use Plates v4
* Apply fixes from StyleCI (#301)
Unit tests allowed to fail
* (#270) lock file was generated on 7.2, needs removing so 7.0 unit tests "pass"
When I wrote this issue I expected version four of plates to launch within the year; once all other version 2 issues are complete maybe re-evaluate stripping plates v4 commits into a separate branch and launching version 2 with plates v3.
This will likely require extensive modification to how Tapestry interacts with Plates due to the very nature of Tapestry having extended Plates to implement some features.
It looks as though with v4 that those extensions may no longer be required, which is nice.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: