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Move checker-related stuff to its own repository #161
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yep would be cool to have it in a enochecker-dotnet repository and renaming the other checkers accordingly, e.g. enochecker (which is python) to enochecker-python |
I agree that a refactoring is necessary. Our requirements are:
Therefore we could split our packages in the following way:
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might it be useful to have PRs for refactoring this stuff? And in my last PR we talked about that everything should be LF, but now we are checking for CRLF? Whats about the dummy checker should we retain it somewhere for performance tests? |
oh thanks, I guess we'll tend to that after enowars 5 is over though
No, you just commited a handful of CR files into an otherwise completely CRLF repo
yeah we should keep it with enochecker and provide prebuilt docker images, but that shouldn't be much work |
In my opinion, there is no reason why the C# EnoChecker is placed in the EnoEngine repository. Moving this to its own repository would help clarifying which part of the code are necessary to interface with any checker of the specified interface and which parts are relevant only to the checker server implementation in C#.
If there is any re-used code between the engine and C# checker, that should be cleanly placed in its own package.
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